Coverity Scan of open source

[anuj.goyal]

Has anyone else here paid attention to the Coverity Scan of open source
software?

http://scan.coverity.com

This would appear to be a useful tool for anyone involved in C
programming.

 

[Keith Thompson]

Has anyone else here paid attention to the Coverity Scan of open source
software?

http://scan.coverity.com

This would appear to be a useful tool for anyone involved in C
programming.

It would appear to be a commercial product. Are you associated with
the company that sells it?

 

[David Bolt]

(e-mail address removed) writes:

It would appear to be a commercial product. Are you associated with
the company that sells it?

Is that a rhetorical question?

If it isn't, then the answer is that yes, apparently (s)he is.

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davjam@davids:~> whois 69.12.168.114
BW whois 3.4 by Bill Weinman (http://whois.bw.org/)
Copyright 1999-2003 William E. Weinman
Request: 69.12.168.114
from whois.arin.net:43
from whois.sonic.net:4321
%rwhois V-0.1a eye.sonic.net (by Sonic.net, Inc. V-0.1a)
network:Class-Name:network
network:Auth-Area:69.12.160.0/19
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network:IP-Network:69.12.168.112/28
network:IP-Network-Block:69.12.168.112 - 69.12.168.127
network:Org-Name:Coverity Inc.
network:Email:[email protected]
network:Tech-Contact;Role:SACC-COVERITY-SONIC.69.12.160.0/19


Regards,
David Bolt