Dear all,
I'm conducting an analysis of new features that can be introduce in our R&D department.
Is there anyone who has used tools like SonarQube to perform some CODE QUALITY?
The point is that WinCCOA used a procedural programming language C so it is quite difficult to evaluate it.
Thanks in advance.
CONTINUOUS CODE QUALITY
- adaneau
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Re: CONTINUOUS CODE QUALITY
Hi,
We are using SonarQube with WinCC OA to display our unit tests results and we are currently working on code quality by derivating c++ rules to adapt to WinCC OA and allowing use of ctl files. The blocking point is to have .ctl file plugin which doesnt exist...
We are using SonarQube with WinCC OA to display our unit tests results and we are currently working on code quality by derivating c++ rules to adapt to WinCC OA and allowing use of ctl files. The blocking point is to have .ctl file plugin which doesnt exist...
- MrKintaro
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Re: CONTINUOUS CODE QUALITY
Hi,
why you are using C++ and not C?
For which company do you work?
Are you avaible for a live meeting ?
why you are using C++ and not C?
For which company do you work?
Are you avaible for a live meeting ?
- adaneau
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- Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2012 9:49 am
Re: CONTINUOUS CODE QUALITY
Hi,
We are using c++ rules because of CTRL++ (class / enum and so on). For now this is still wip because we are blocked by usage of .ctl format in sonarqube.
My company is Siemens Wind Power. Unfortunatly due to project status, I have really no time for a meeting for the next weeks.
Plus I am not responsible for continuous integration and code quality, so not the best to talk about it. It was more to acknowledge the fact that it was possible to do.
BR
Alexandre
We are using c++ rules because of CTRL++ (class / enum and so on). For now this is still wip because we are blocked by usage of .ctl format in sonarqube.
My company is Siemens Wind Power. Unfortunatly due to project status, I have really no time for a meeting for the next weeks.
Plus I am not responsible for continuous integration and code quality, so not the best to talk about it. It was more to acknowledge the fact that it was possible to do.
BR
Alexandre