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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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This is cool in theory but this is yet another competing standard of static analysis.
We got clang-tidy, CPPAnalyser, etc… etc…
I am also curious how much of those "%70 of the vulnerabilities" would be detected by tools like valgrind, CPPcheck etc (either directly in the former case or indirectly in the latter). If a major part, then the main problem is people not incentivized to / not having enough time to use these tools.
Valgrind is pretty crazy to find bugs and memory leaks !