| Abstract [eng] |
This final master’s thesis consists of three major parts. The first section covers engineering aspects of source code management system called “SourceHQ” that we developed, including its analysis and design details. We will provide key details and basis of chosen technologies, business analysis, and design decisions as well as discuss system functionality and its future prospects. The second part is dedicated to testing and ensuring system quality, which led us to design and develop custom static source code analysis rules. We will formulate and explain their potential use and benefits. We will describe additional tools and methods being used and provide main results of static source code analysis. In the final part of our work we go deeper into static source code analysis. We perform experiments based on our designed and developed custom rules on various .NET Framework applications and systems. We cover major performance benefits and drawbacks of every rule separately and display how this approach lets developers optimize their source code in an early development stage. We provide research data based on extensive experiments and conclude how using FxCop tool provided with our improved custom code analysis rules can automatically discover and suggest improvements in CIL code. |
