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And another thing is that the engine got a builtin HTTP server to serve file downloads and "ajax" requests from clients. The later I'm planning to use for the callvotes menu. There's no proper framework for that kind of stuff yet and the callvotes ... [More] system needs overhauling to support queries for possible input values so the progress on this feature is somewhat slower than anticipated. But eventually it will come together so stay tuned for more updates! NAT [Less]

Valgrind is a dynamic checker. Static and dynamic complement each other: static analyzer verifies all branches of the algorithm, while dynamic can do it deeper, but only for the branches that you execute while testing.

well with that said, I just bought a license because upgrading to resharper ultimate is only $109 on a personal license right now, total steal. besides, valgrind gets most of the way right? :)

Oh, I have no doubt of that. But if you have that, you can turn resharper's static analysis off, which solves most performance issues. The rest of it still helps a lot. I haven't kept close to the C++ side of it. I'm not trying to engage in 'my tool is better' - just, 'hey, this might be helpful!'

I would appreciate my username being in the credits for translating to european portuguese, make it on the next release of the lang pack :P. I want my mark to be there, I think all translators that might not be there deserve their mark there also.

Don't get me wrong, I love and use resharper heavily but PVS studio blows resharper C++ EAP out of the water, it will take years to catch up. Resharper also absolutely destroys VS performance on large code bases

That is one of the many things it can do, yes. It goes fairly deep, to the point of suggesting refactors. Its basically a bunch of QoL improvements all at once. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxxvRubo1XQ

Watch closely for Resharper; they're working on a C++ version, which I believe is as yet unfinished. We in the C# world swear by it almost universally. is that also a static analyzer?

Watch closely for Resharper; they're working on a C++ version, which I believe is as yet unfinished. We in the C# world swear by it almost universally.