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binarycoder.net — Jason Kresowaty designed this web site to address the shortage of documentation on the FxCop 1.36 API. Some of the highlights include the following: - A brief tutorial of FxCop - A listing of what kinds of customizations are possible with FxCop - An overview of the introspection API - How to implement custom rules - How to write the XML description resource for the custom rules - An advanced section on using FxCop to check doc comments - Example rules A tool called Introspector is also available here that lets you browse assemblies using the FxCop introspection object model. This lets you see precisely which objects are involved when you develop custom rules. read more...
geekswithblogs.net — This article gives those of us using VS 2005 Professional a few different options for integrating FxCop into the IDE. read more...
langexplr.blogspot.com — In this post I'm going to show a little example of a FxCop rule created with F#. read more...
nervoustych.com — A summary on creating, deploying and debugging fxcop rules. read more...
codeassassin.com — Code Analysis perfomance warnings conflict with avoiding premature optimisation. read more...
nervoustych.com — First in a series of blogs describing my experiences using TFS to improve development practices in our workplace. read more...
dotnetwithme.blogspot.com — Tool : FxCop - Managed Code Analysis read more...
madskristensen.dk — These are the steps to follow to make FxCop analyse your ASP.NET 2.0 project read more...
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