On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 10:27 PM, Roger Meier <ro...@bufferoverflow.ch> wrote: > Cppcheck is a widely used static analysis tool for C/C++, see: > http://cppcheck.sourceforge.net/ > Sloccount is used for counting physical source lines of code for many > languages and at Apache Thrift we have 17 languages. > > For Cppcheck and Sloccount are Jenkins Plugin available, they publish the > results very nicely. > I really recommend the two Plugins and the corresponding Ubuntu packages, > they are stable.
Will install on the next Jenkins restart. > I would like to use git for getting source from external repos(e.g. new > languages). Sometimes the building patch, update jira roundtrip is time > consuming, especially for larger patch sets. Verify build and unittest in > advance would be great, it seems to be stable as well. However, this is just > a nice to have. Pulling in source code from outside of ASF SVN and building on the Jenkins slaves are not a great idea. I think code that runs on the ASF Jenkins slaves should be covered by ASF oversight. /niklas
