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Static analysis for POSIX shell or bash?
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Dan Stromberg |
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Static analysis for POSIX shell or bash? |
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Fri, 11 Apr 2008 00:51:48 GMT |
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Is there such a thing as a free-and-legal static analysis tool for POSIX
shell or bash?
I found abash, but all I saw was a scholarly paper - not source code. I
didn't read the entire paper though - not even close.
I'm thinking of something along the lines of PyChecker for Python.
I know about the -n option and set -eu - those're not quite what I'm
hoping for. Or rather I'm using them already, and want more of that sort
of thing.
Also, I'm not so much interested in checks for security purposes as for
robustness - though it sounds like often the two have overlap, so a
security-oriented tool wouldn't necessarily be useless to me.
Exhortations to "just use something statically typed" will fall on
(mostly) deaf ears.
Thanks!
PS: Followups directed to comp.unix.shell
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