CodePeer

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CodePeer[1] is an open source static analysis tool that detects run-time and logic errors in Ada programs. It assesses potential bugs before program execution, serving as an automated peer reviewer, helping to find errors efficiently and early in the development life-cycle. It assesses potential bugs before program execution, serving as an automated peer reviewer, helping to find errors efficiently and early in the development life-cycle. It can also be used to perform impact analysis when introducing changes to the existing code, as well as helping vulnerability analysis.

CodePeer is produced by AdaCore, a computer software company with North American headquarters in New York and European headquarters in Paris.

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