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FxCop 1.36 Released
Posted by Al Tenhundfeld on Aug 22, 2008
FxCop and the Visual Studio Team System Code Analysis component share a common engine. The recently released Visual Studio 2008 SP1 includes the same fixes and analysis improvements listed below.
New features included in FxCop 1.36 final release:
- 200+ bug fixes that reduce noise, missing analysis and rule crashes
- Support for analyzing anonymous methods and lambda expressions
- New option for skipping analysis over tool generated code
- Better support for C++/CLI and the Compact Framework
- Language 'friendly' API names in the UI and resolutions (ie Visual Basic syntax if running over a Visual Basic binary)
- New globalization, design and usage rules
- Performance improvements that cut analysis by 2x and use half as much memory
- New option for new portability rule for selecting target framework for analysis
NOTE: If you already have FxCop 1.36 Beta 2 installed, uninstall it before installing FxCop 1.36.
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