Take advantage of the powerful static code analysis tool to identify and understand issues in your .Net application’s code Assessing the quality of an application’s code is often a subjective process.

We run FxCop for all projects (> 50) but FxCop returns 0x808 for one project (C#, DLL) which is loaded dynamically as a plugin by other projects. Do you have any ...

I tried to enable some FxCop rules in the Sonar Quality Profile. Build fails afterwards in the Finishing Sonar task with the following error: 2015-12-11T12:59:00.0251167Z ##[error]Caused by: java.lang ...

Microsoft’s FxCop is a free static code analysis tool that checks your assemblies for compliance against some built-in rules. You can also develop custom rules and run FxCop to check for compliance of ...

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Hi guys, I've used PMD in the past for Java projects. However I want something for C# now (.NET in general, C# project can load non C# assemblies), and the only thing I can find is FxCop that MS ...

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FxCop is a code analysis tool that compares your application with a series of coding rules and tells you every place a rule is broken. FxCop is available from GotDotNet, and a version is available in ...