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borland did have codeguard(maybe still does?), which was a more primitive version of asan in 1996. until some years ago I used to build projects with their las
by ornitorrincos 6y ago
borland did have codeguard(maybe still does?), which was a more primitive version of asan in 1996.
until some years ago I used to build projects with their last freeware version in windows just validate minimally.
but yeah, the more compilers/ides with support for these tools the better.
- Arech 6y agoThere was a nice Numega (later acquired by and rebranded as Compuware) BoundsChecker tool for MSVC in early 200x that also worked good. IDK why they eventually discontinued the product though...
- teh_klev 6y agoThat's quite a blast from the past :)
- Arech 6y agoIndeed) It helped me much back those days before I learned how to use assert() properly) And they created the allmighty Soft-Ice debugger... But that's entirely different story))
- kenny11 6y agoIt's actually still sold by Micro Focus, although it's gone all "enterprise" and virtually impossible to buy. https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/devpartner/overview https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/devpartner/overvie...