CODE ANALYSIS

WHAT IS STATIC ANALYSIS?
Static analysis is best described as a debugging method by automatically examining the source code before a program is run.

WHAT IS STATIC CODE ANALYSIS?
Static code analysis is a method of debugging a program by examining the source code before it is run. It is done by analyzing a set of codes against a set (or multiple sets) of a code.
Static code analysis and static analysis are often used interchangeably.
This type of analysis fixes weaknesses in the source code that can lead to vulnerabilities. Of course, this can also be accomplished with manual code reviews. But using automated tools is much more effective.
Static analysis is commonly used to comply with coding conventions - such as MISRA. And it is often used to comply with industry standards such as ISO 26262.

WHERE IS THE STATIC CODE ANALYSIS DONE?
Static code analysis also supports DevOps by creating an automatic feedback loop. Developers will find out early if there are any problems with their code. And it will be easier to solve these problems.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATIC ANALYSIS AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS?
Both types of analysis detect errors. The big difference is where they find bugs in the development lifecycle.
Static analysis identifies defects before running a program (for example, between coding and unit testing).
Dynamic analysis identifies errors that occur after running a program (for example, during unit testing). However, some coding errors may not show up during unit testing. This is why dynamic tests have flaws that static code analysis can miss.

BENEFITS OF STATIC CODE ANALYSIS
Static code analysis has many benefits, especially if you need to comply with the industry standard.

SPEED
It takes time for developers to do manual code reviews. Automated tools are much faster.
Static code checking fixes problems early on. And it pinpoints exactly where the error is in the code. So you will be able to fix these errors faster. It also costs less to fix previously found coding errors.

DEPTH
The test cannot cover every possible path of code execution. But it can be a static code analyzer.
Checks the code while working on your build. You get an in-depth analysis of where potential problems might be in your code based on the rules you apply.

We can scan the code for all your applications that you use the code analysis details mentioned above, and we provide you with reports as a result of the examination up to the line where the explanations are found.

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