Embold is integrated into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), enabling the early detection of code issues, anti-patterns, etc. Embold scan can be automatically triggered after the source is built. Integration of Embold with CI/CD tools requires sign-in with the Embold Server deployed within the organization.
If any included file is not found in the source directory, cxxparser will throw a warning message which contains the location of missing include. Accuracy of the parser can be improved by providing the path to the directories which contain the missing files.
In strict mode, CXXParser uses a compilation database to parse files. Compilation database contains actual compile commands and options used to compile source files in a project which helps CXXParser in accurate parsing. Compilation database can be generated using build tools such as cmake, make, waf, scons, etc.
For setting up an environment for C++, you can perform configuration steps for installing files, databases and so on.
This guide will allow you to do all the following steps after completing installations on all servers/operating systems.
Software and Hardware requirements (Beta) Before proceeding with the installation, make sure that the following requirements are met: Supported OS Platform: Ubuntu sever 16.04/ CentOs server 7.5 or above/RedHat server 7.5 or above Minimum RAM required: 16 GB Minimum storage required: 300 GB Embold should be installed. Docker Engine should be installed. Embold RE is the component of the Embold platform…
Embold can be installed on following hosts operating systems using docker:
Syntax:embold-analyse [options] Options:Embold Analyse provides multiple options like: Usages of Embold Analyse:Following are different usages of the Embold Analyse:
