success 30 30 1 30199 poupou 2009-04-29T12:10:01Z @dna work results now available in CC.NET 1.4.4 http://csut017.wordpress.com/2009/04/29/whats-new-in-144-new-tasks/ *woot* dna 28984 poupou 2009-04-20T01:28:39Z Jesse proposed and implemented a very cool, contract-related (making it yet cooler) but immediately useful, AvoidSideEffectsInConditionalCodeRule for #Gendarme. I can't wait for FX4 to give us "base" contracts inside the framework :) Gendarme 28844 poupou 2009-04-18T15:36:05Z Update #Gendarme MD/VS.NET project files to match the Makefile. Now everyone can compile all the existing (207) rules and tests. New stuff coming soon... Gendarme 27259 poupou 2009-04-05T15:39:47Z The win32 installer and the (zipped) binaries for #Gendarme 2.4 are now available from https://www.ohloh.net/p/gendarme/download Get them while they are fresh :) Gendarme 26515 poupou 2009-03-30T13:14:26Z Last week for anyone interested in a #Gendarme related project for GSoC 2009!!! Read some ideas from http://www.mono-project.com/StudentProjects#Gendarme_related_projects or submit your own! Gendarme 26416 poupou 2009-03-29T16:08:59Z Updated Mono's wiki with #Gendarme rules documentation for version 2.4. Gendarme 25626 poupou 2009-03-23T13:41:16Z At last :-) here are the results of the #Gendarme survey: http://pages.infinit.net/ctech/gendarme-survey-2009.html Thanks to everyone who participated! The data will prove useful for future enhancements :-) Gendarme 24430 poupou 2009-03-13T01:01:56Z Earlier this week Daniel Nauck (@dna) has surprised me with a CC.NET task for #Gendarme! (source available from http://jira.public.thoughtworks.org/browse/CCNET-1401). That's the kind of surprise I like so much about FOSS: someone want something bad enough to do it :-) Now who wants, badly enough, a MonoDevelop addin ? dna Gendarme 21296 poupou 2009-02-16T00:53:10Z The win32 setup and zipped binaries of #Gendarme 2.4 preview 3 are now available at https://www.ohloh.net/p/gendarme/download while Linux users can enjoy it using openSUSE build service, where Gendarme resides inside the mono-tools package. Gendarme 21087 poupou 2009-02-13T14:14:24Z @Cedricv made what I believe to be the first #Gendarme rule written in Boo! [http://neonux.com/blog/2009/02/A-new-internal-dependency-checking-rule-for-Gendarme.html] Are project-specific rules are the next *big* thing ? cedricv Gendarme 21082 poupou 2009-02-13T13:37:30Z I've been very busy with Moonlight recently. In the mean time #Gendarme still progressed thanks to Jesse, Cedric, JB Evain and Rolf - to the point where I realized, last night, that we have 201 rules in SVN! Gendarme 17481 poupou 2009-01-17T15:38:23Z #Gendarme 2.2 (final) packages for Windows and zipped-binaries are released. Looks like we'll soon be branching for 2.4 - so this will be a very short release cycle. Gendarme 17209 poupou 2009-01-14T21:17:13Z Surprise! today the ohloh widget says I have *exactly* 8000 commits, that includes more than 1000 on #Gendarme and more than 5500 on #Mono while #Moonlight stats are ramping up quickly Gendarme 15606 poupou 2008-12-30T20:12:42Z Added DoNotExposeNestedGenericSignaturesRule to #Gendarme then got a few bug reports to occupy my mind Gendarme 15509 poupou 2008-12-29T18:43:38Z A few more Has* properties for #Cecil that will be, very soon, used in #Gendarme. Cecil 15344 poupou 2008-12-27T18:54:44Z Added a new security rule for #Gendarme to check for ICertificatePolicy and RemoteCertificateValidationCallback that seems to short-circuit the default validation provided by the framework (e.g. like always returning true without any specific check on the error code or the certificate itself). Gendarme 15162 poupou 2008-12-24T18:42:16Z Just in time for xmas I got Marek Safar his #Gendarme rule request for PreferCharOverloadRule. Gendarme 15102 poupou 2008-12-24T03:09:58Z Added a new #Gendarme rule to check that a type Foo implements interface IFoo when both are present in the same namespace (of the same assembly). This should spot IForgotThisOne and some confusing names. Gendarme 14606 poupou 2008-12-18T04:39:05Z @Nestor probably did not notice (yet) but he found an [g]mcs bug with his last commit - since that won't compile with MS csc (bug filled). #Gendarme has more than rules to find bugs ;-) nestor Gendarme 14373 poupou 2008-12-15T22:20:08Z Don't miss #Gendarme Survey! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=jGWGrj0mJIYj4IfxEOGrpA_3d_3d Gendarme 13642 poupou 2008-12-07T01:25:08Z When you look at log files for too long you always get headaches and, sometime, surprises. I was surprised by the memory requirements of the simple LINQ query that #Gendarme does on defects. It turns out that ordering on enums is really bad (not tested if this only affects #Mono) but casting the value to an int removes the allocations (good hint ;-). Previous baseline falls to 77291KB (-685KB) Mono Gendarme 13623 poupou 2008-12-06T16:50:12Z Completed the Has{x} patches and everything, but Smells, is committed to SVN. Final "score" was 77976KB (original was 84649KB) so #Gendarme reduced by nearly 8% its memory requirements using this small #Cecil enhancement. Timings soon! Cecil Gendarme 13321 poupou 2008-12-03T05:09:57Z The same #Gendarme test case is now down to 78185KB - this Has{x} business is continuing to pay off and giving me a few other ideas too :) Gendarme 13102 poupou 2008-12-01T03:09:42Z I started using the new #Cecil Has{x} methods inside #Gendarme framework and rules. My original baseline was 84649KB, down tonight to 78599KB (not everything is yet in SVN). The saving of 7% of memory is already more than I anticipated and I strongly suspect I can reclaim a bit more memory. More hacking, including timings, on another night :) Gendarme Cecil 13057 poupou 2008-11-30T05:13:26Z Last week @jbevain told me that the #Cecil Has{x} patch saved about 1 second on the linker (used for #Moonlight 2.0), which is a bit over 5%. Hopefully #Gendarme 2.4 will get the same benefits... that would buy us an extra 9 "mean" rules without requiring additional execution time :-) Anyway the first use of Has{x} have been committed on HEAD (i.e. so you now need a very recent Cecil). jbevain Gendarme Moonlight Cecil 12613 poupou 2008-11-25T03:31:18Z I finished pushing all my changes (from all my trees) into the 2-2 branch - at least until I get more feedback/bug reports on #Gendarme 2.2. Since Linux packages for mono-tools should be available now :-) this "break" might be temporary. Anyway I'm already looking forward to the next benchmarks results ;-) Gendarme 12463 poupou 2008-11-23T00:05:15Z @jbevain approved my Has{x} patch to #Cecil. That will make it possible, once #Gendarme rules are "fixed", to avoid the creation of (a lot of) empty collections. E.g. Custom attributes on fields are rare (about 2% on #Mono System.Drawing.dll) but because Gendarme "touch" every CustomAttributes properties (not just on fields) all (100%) of them are created. jbevain Mono Gendarme Cecil 12438 poupou 2008-11-22T17:07:08Z Ana Carolia provided us with an *awesome* updated #Gendarme logo (based on the work that Steve did in last year GHOP). Muchas gracias Ana! Gendarme 12413 poupou 2008-11-22T06:18:32Z I finished committing the #Gendarme optimizations from last weekend (HEAD only). I also turned off a few rules when the conditions are not right for them (e.g. absence of a type in analyzed assembly). Memory usage is a bit lower at 126801KB (24th run). The best news is that reading the logs gave more a bunch of other ideas (mostly) for Gendarme and (some) for #Cecil too :-) Cecil Gendarme 12136 poupou 2008-11-19T04:14:19Z I started committing some #Gendarme optimizations to HEAD tonight. They will soon be backported to the 2-2 branch. From last weekend profiling work I was able to reduce the memory required to analyze System.Drawing.dll (from #Mono 2.0 profile) from 154207KB (first run) to 127015KB (21st run), a reduction of 26MB (17.6%). Timings soon on my "official" blog. Mono Gendarme