Re: free static analysis tool for c/c++

[Fionnbharr <thouth () gmail com>]

http://www.eresi-project.org/
http://www.phrack.org/issues.html?issue=64&id=8#article

Nice jokes Dean. Preeeetty funny.

2008/8/5 Dean Pierce <piercede () pdx edu>:
> Awesome!
> I hadn't realized that I could use fd to make requests also.
>
> I would like some quicktime 0day, some bitchin shellcode that makes all
> the windows melt away revealing the word "PWNT" in big red letters on a
> black background, and 3 gallons of chocolate milk.
>
> On a side note, lack of proper static analysis tools in the OSS
> community makes the baby jesus cry.
>
>    - DEAN
>
> modversion wrote:
> > hi list:
> >   I want a free static analysis tool for c/c++ code in win32 platform,which
> > do not need to compile the codes.
> >
> > I tried rats,its4 and flawfinder,but it seems that they can only found the
> > dangerous functions like strcpy.
> >
> >
> >
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