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NAME

     code-analyzer - Oracle Solaris Studio Code	Analyzer

SYNOPSIS

     code-analyzer
	   binary_to_analyze [--userdir	 path]	[--jdkhome  path]
	  [-V|--version] [-?|--help

Description

     The Code  Analyzer	 displays  the	results	 three	types  of
     analysis:

     o Static code checking performed  by  building  your  binary
     with the -xanalyze=code option
     o Dynamic memory access checking performed	 by  running  the
     binary after instrumenting	it with	Discover
     o Code coverage analysis performed	by running a  test  suite
     on	the binary after instrumenting it with Uncover

OPTIONS

      binary_to_analyze
	  Opens	the Code Analyzer GUI with  the	 static,  dynamic
	  memory, or code coverage issues found	for the	specified
	  binary displayed in the Results tab.

     --userdir path
	  Explicitly specifies the path	to  the	 directory  where
	  the  IDE  stores your	setting	s.  If this option is not
	  given,  the  location	 of  your   user   directory   is
	  $HOME/.solstudio/code-analyzer-1.0-beta.

     --jdkhome path
	  Explicitly specifies the  path  to  the  JDK.	 If  this
	  option  is  not given, the command looks for the JDK in
	  your PATH. If	it cannot find a JDK  in  your	path,  it
	  looks	 for  one  in  /usr/jdk	 and  /usr/java.   If you
	  specify a JDK	path with the --jdkhome	 option	 and  the
	  command  finds  an  invalid  JRE  at	that location, it
	  issues a warning and terminates its search.

     --version
	  Displays version information

     -?

     --help
	  Displays the list of command-line options.

     For	   additional		 options,	     type
     /<installation_directory>/netbeans/bin/netbeans --help

SEE ALSO

     discover(1) uncover(1) CodeAnalyzerTutorial