What's your approach to debugging your code? Program, execute, then hunt down the glitches one by one as you encounter them? Wouldn't it be wonderful if you were able to execute code that's significantly cleaner, resulting in much less effort to get it ready for production? Today, you can, with Visual Lint Standard Edition!

Visual Lint Standard Edition is an automated code analysis solution which gives coders the ability to detect and eliminate bugs and mistakes early on using industry standard code analysis tools within the Microsoft Visual Studio, Visual C++ and Eclipse development environments. With Visual Lint Standard Edition, you'll experience an immediate increase in productivity as you avoid common coding mistakes that have plagued programmers since the first coder emerged from the primordial ooze so many eons ago.

As you craft your code, Visual Lint Standard Edition supplies automated incremental analysis, catching issues and errors as you make them. And when Visual Lint Standard Edition finds an issue, there'll be no scrambling done on your part to look it up -- the program presents warning info in an easy and intuitive colour coded format! For example, do you find yourself wasting a lot of < include > files that you thought you needed, but ultimately didn't? When used with PC-lint, Visual Lint Standard Edition alerts you to the presence of unused files, letting you clean up your code even more! For the bosses that are breathing down your neck, you'll be happy to know that Visual Lint Standard Edition can produce reports automatically, and even updates them dynamically as the code analysis continues.

Visual Lint Standard Edition supports industry standard analysis tools for C/C++, C# and Java including CppCheck, cpplint.py, PC-lint, Vera++, FxCop and FindBugs. Although these are not included in the download, most are either open source or freely downloadable. The Visual Lint Configuration Wizard will guide you through the process of installing and configuring the analysis tool you select.

Note that a command line version of Visual Lint (that also supports C++ Builder codebases) is currently in beta and will be released as a free update in the near future.