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> hi, anybody knows about a opensource code analyzing tool to analyze
> source code in minix ?

What is analyzing a source code for you ?

In the meantime you can search a port of cscope...

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Thierry is right, what do you mean when you say "code analyser" ?
if you only need a tool which helps you navigating in the Minix' s
code lines
and getting references among the file, you can use:
source navigator
doxygen
for the least one it's already available loaded with minix 3.1.2a code
at
http://www.raspberryginger.com/jbail...tml/files.html

well i should have explained the problem little bit, sorry. I'm doing
a static source code analysis on minix source.
My objective is to find out how good the minix source code is.you can
find lots of code c code analysers on the web.
but i still cant find the right one, any
suggetions...................?

On May 30, 10:40*pm, pradeep wrote:
> well i should have explained the problem little bit, sorry. I'm doing
> a static source code analysis on minix source.
> My objective is to find out how good the minix source code is.you can
> find lots of code c code analysers on the web.
> but i still cant find the *right one, any
> suggetions...................?

Static C code analysis? What about Splint?

"Splint is a tool for statically checking C programs for security
vulnerabilities and coding mistakes. With minimal effort, Splint can
be used as a better lint. If additional effort is invested adding
annotations to programs, Splint can perform stronger checking than can
be done by any standard lint."

You can check it out here at http://www.splint.org/

Best regards,
Sean Bray