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From: Francis Glassborow <francis.glassborow@ntlworld.com>
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Subject: Re: C++0x Wish List (explicit class)
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In article <ajbjl2$4qm$1@acs2.byu.edu>, Adam H. Peterson 
<ahp6@email.byu.edu> writes
>Unfortunately Lint and Purify are not at my disposal.  They are very
>expensive and I am not in charge of the budget for development tools.  If
>they were at my disposal, I would use them.

Go to www.gimpel.com and check the prices PC-lint one workstation 
licence is $239. Yes Purify is rather more expensive at $750 and is 
arguably less essential. However I would bet large money that both 
products would pay for themselves in six months and, in the case of 
PC-Lint, a very few weeks. The only trouble is that most source code is 
of such poor quality that you have to very slowly wind up the level of 
checking with PC-Lint to prevent being swamped with the many (genuine) 
defects in the code.


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