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When you build applications, most compilers can detect code that looks fishy and issue a warning, indicating code that might turn into a bug at runtime. In an effort to move beyond this kind of warning, a few years ago, Apple added a static analyzer to Xcode version 3.2. The static analyzer is a tool that logically examines your code without actually running it, looking for errors that can turn into bugs. In this chapter, we’ll take a look at how you can use the static analyzer to find problems in your code. |
