Code NEEDED for C analyser!

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3 total messages Started by Greg OLD x332 Mon, 18 Mar 1996 02:52

#4403

Author: Greg OLD x332
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 1996 02:52

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Programmers,

	I have developed a C source code analyser and need to get my hands on
	some badly and some well written code. Ideally I would like the same 
	bit of code written two different ways. I would like to analyse the 
	different results from code that achieves the same result.

	Thanks in advance,

	Greg Old.

Re: Code NEEDED for C analyser!

#4404

Author: Shaun Flisakowski
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1996 00:59

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In article <4iij4h$13mo@paganini.sydney.sterling.com>,
Greg OLD x332 <pgold1@paganini.sydney.sterling.com> wrote:

>	I have developed a C source code analyser and need to get my hands on
>	some badly and some well written code. Ideally I would like the same 
>	bit of code written two different ways. I would like to analyse the 
>	different results from code that achieves the same result.

    Try dejanews on comp.programming.contests, you'll get dozens of 
    the exact same program written different ways.

    Shaun
-- 
    Shaun        flisakow@cs.wisc.edu

   "In your heart you know its flat."
                           -Flat Earth Society

Re: Code NEEDED for C analyser!

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Author: Dr. Divot
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 09:28

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Greg, 

	I sent you an email, but I'm not sure if our external
email via the newserver is working. I am interested but cannot
send you the source. Could you send me your analyser? If we can 
beta test it, I am sure if works I can justify a purchased 
copy..

David Calvin (david_calvin@oxy.com)

Greg OLD x332 wrote:
> 
> Programmers,
> 
>         I have developed a C source code analyser and need to get my hands on
>         some badly and some well written code. Ideally I would like the same
>         bit of code written two different ways. I would like to analyse the
>         different results from code that achieves the same result.
> 
>         Thanks in advance,
> 
>         Greg Old.

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