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The following products in the area of source code (trend) analysis are
offered by our partner SolidSource.
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Solid
FX for C/C++
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| The Solid Fact
Extractor (SolidFX) is a standalone framework
for static analysis of industry-size C/C++ projects.
SolidFX uses
proprietary technology to analyze even the most complex C/C++ code
bases
efficiently and robustly. SolidFX offers predefined analysis scenarios
and
metrics to measure C/C++ code quality, maintainability, modularity,
detect
potential bugs and extract design from source code – all for coding
faster, cleaner, better. |
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Solid
Trend Analyzer
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| The Solid Trend
Analyzer (SolidSTA) is a standalone application for
analysis of software repositories.
SolidTA uses a number of
proprietary and standard metric analyses to assess the evolution of
software
quality indicators for industry-size software versioning repositories
(e.g.,
CVS, Subversion). SolidTA presents the analyses results in an
intuitive
way to enable users to discover trend correlations and make fact-based
informed
decisions. Overviews of team activity or system metrics can be
produced in
minutes. No repository management expertise is required. |

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Solid
Software Xplorer
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Solid Software Xplorer (SolidSX) is a standalone application that gives
insight in large software systems. SolidSX creates high-quality
visualizations that simultaneously shows the structure, dependencies,
metrics on all types of source code elements (files, classes, methods,
fields, etc.). By using hardware-accelerated graphics, SolidSX is able
to display large amounts of information in a clear and concise manner
and provides fast and easy exploration through large source codes. |

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Solid Duplication Detector
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The Solid Duplication Detector (SolidSDD) is
a standalone application for detecting and managing source code
duplication in software. It can be used to analyze large projects and
detect code that has been cloned (e.g., via cut-n-paste operations)
during development. Identifying such code fragments is of great
importance for:
- Facilitating development and
maintenance;
- Reducing the application memory
footprint.
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