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For the past week or so, I've been performing last-minute documentation tasks at the day job in preparation for the impending maternity leave. If you've been reading this blog because of my FxCop posts, then you might be interested in my latest...
We've got a rather large VB code base at FinRad , at least some of which we would like to migrate to C# in the nearish future. Because of this, we have created several custom rules that are intended to detect issues in VB code that would cause problems...
If you're considering tackling an FxCop backlog , you're going to need a few tools. Obviously, the most important of these is FxCop itself, but that still leaves you with a potential choice to make between stand-alone FxCop and Visual Studio Static...
I skipped ahead a while back with my post on the exceptions theme , and it's time to get back on track with stuff that would usually precede that rather involved topic during an FxCop backlog cleanup project. The good news with the disposition and...
With profound apologies to VB lovers, there are a few features of the VB compiler that occasionally make me want to start drinking at a very early hour of the day. Perhaps the most troublesome of these is its failure to start screaming bloody murder upon...
Since I started monitoring traffic on this blog a little more closely about a week ago, I had the unexpected surprise that the posts on HTML encoding and server vs. client cultures were getting a lot more hits than I expected. I had been planning on starting...
If you've decided to try to tackle an FxCop violation backlog , one of the first issues you're going to face is deciding which rules to activate when. Here are some general guidelines... Starting out When you first begin the backlog clean-up process...
Surprise! (not the good kind) If you use FxCop or Visual Studio Static Analysis and haven't yet started playing with Orcas, you may be in for a bit of an unpleasant surprise. While the code analysis team is doing all sorts of interesting things for...
A few months ago, I gave a presentation on using FxCop at the Montreal Visual Studio Users Group . The material was divided into two main topics: (a) the mechanics of using FxCop and (b) integrating FxCop use into a development process. During the first...
Since I posted an FxCop rule sample over at bordecal.mvps.org , it's rapidly become the most popular content on the site. Not something I expected but, given that I have trouble coming up with blogging topics and there seems to be some interest in FxCop...