Source Code Analyzers and Translators Software (41-50 of 60)

The goal of the Ada Analyzer is to support the assessment of software quality in Ada programs and the quality improvement of software under analysis. It accomplishes this goal by locating code segments that have suspect quality, collecting relevant information in a condensed form for review by...

Statically detects subtle run-time errors and weak points in a Java source code

By far the best product to convert VSE Applications to MVS, OS/390 or z/OS. The main functions are the following: (1) Load and validate the inventory, (2) convert and compile programs, (3) translate the JCL and utilities, and (4) transfer application data.

Check software written in C for portability, standards conformance and easy of maintenance. Can be configured to select target platforms and coding standards.

JCL Syntax checker and scanner

ARCAD-Transformer is above all a highly powerful tool for generating detailed impact analysis. It uses a series of pre-selected fields to tell you the totality of the lines in the process that directly or indirectly manipulate the chosen fields. But that's not all, Transformer can also make the...

If you need to evolve or migrate your information system rapidly, and in complete security, you need to be able to access the information contained in your sources very quickly. This task can often prove very delicate in systems that are made up of successive layers, representing thousands of...

FORESYS is a software tool for conversion, analysis and reengineering of Fortran applications. It ensures software quality, protects and leverages software assets, fully automates Fortran 90 migration and reduces maintenance costs.

Validates C++ Compiler conformance to ISO C++ Standard, ISO/IEC 14882:1998.

Pretty Printer produces listings of your Visual Basic source programs that use your choice of fonts, types sizes and styles (bold, italics, ...) and even color to enhance the readability of your listings. These can be set for comments, identifiers, keywords, literals and page headings.