Gendarme Rule based CIL validation - Building your own rules

Posted by Jakob Andersen on April 8, 2009
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Gendarme is a tool for analyzing and finding problems in code in ECMA CIL format (For MS only people out there that is the specification of which MSIL is an implementation). The tool itself comes with a boatload of useful rules to find problems in your code, one example of a rule is ProvideCorrectAr... [More]

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