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Code Analysis, Project Designer

Visual Studio 2012

Contains the code analysis tool that you can opt to run on your code. The tool reports information about your assemblies, such as violations of the programming and design rules set forth in the Microsoft .NET Framework Design Guidelines.

Enable Code Analysis: Enables or disables code analysis for your project.
Design Rules: Enables or disables the design rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Globalization Rules: Enables or disables the globalization rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Interoperability Rules: Enables or disables the interoperability rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Maintainability Rules: Enables or disables the maintainability rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Mobility Rules: Enables or disables the mobility rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Naming Rules: Enables or disables the naming rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Performance Rules: Enables or disables the performance rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Portability Rules: Enables or disables the portability rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Reliability Rules: Enables or disables the reliability rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Security Rules: Enables or disables the security rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.
Usage Rules: Enables or disables the usage rules. You can also expand this entry to enable or disable individual rules.

Tasks

Walkthrough: Analyzing Managed Code for Code Defects

Concepts

Code Analysis for Managed Code Overview

Other Resources

Code Analysis for Managed Code Warnings

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