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Yeah. Unfortunately this is very true and relevant. Many projects have a huge number of warnings - not all of them are errors, which makes it hard to spot new n
by svens_ 10y ago
Yeah. Unfortunately this is very true and relevant. Many projects have a huge number of warnings - not all of them are errors, which makes it hard to spot new non-obvious bugs when they are made.
This "game" only tells half the story about static code analysis. Sure it's very impressive that all those bugs have been found and they are indeed hard to spot. However what's actually important would be the percentage of false-positives.