CppDepend 2025.1: Support for MISRA C++ 2023, Upgraded to the Latest Clang Compiler and Clang-Tidy Versions, New Summary View for Code Elements.

Support for MISRA C++ 2023
Upgraded to the Latest Clang Compiler
Integration of Latest Clang-Tidy Version
Summary View for Code Elements

Support for MISRA C++ 2023

CppDepend now fully supports MISRA C++ 2023, a widely recognized standard for safety-critical and high-integrity C++ projects,
This allows developers to ensure their code adheres to industry best practices and regulatory requirements.

Integration of Latest Clang-Tidy Version

We have upgraded to the latest version of Clang-Tidy, enabling more comprehensive issue detection,
This ensures better static analysis, helping teams identify and resolve potential defects more efficiently.

Upgraded to the Latest Clang Compiler

The latest Clang compiler has been integrated, bringing enhanced issue detection capabilities and improved support for modern C++ standards.,
This ensures better compliance with the latest C++ specifications and more robust static analysis.

Summary View for Code Elements

A new summary view provides a high-level synthesis of the quality of each code element,
This helps developers quickly assess potential issues and maintain code quality across projects.

CppDepend 2024.1: Advanced Source Explorer, Support for C++23/C++20/C++17, C++ Modules Support, and More.

Advanced Source Explorer
Support for C++23/C++20/C++17
C++ Modules Support
Improved Incremental analysis

Improved Visual Studio support
New useful rules added
Improved Linux Support
External Symbols Refined

Advanced Source Explorer

CppDepend 2024.1 introduces an advanced source explorer featuring the following functionalities:

Issue Navigation: Seamlessly navigate through file issues via the toolbar,
Issue Evolution: Explore the status of issues, including those that are new, resolved, or still pending,
Labels: Apply labels to methods for acquiring meaningful metrics,
Diff Comparison: Assess changes relative to the baseline,
Dependency Navigation: Interactive dependencies within a method to highlight existing issues.

C++ Modules Support

CppDepend 2024.1 comes equipped with comprehensive support for C++ modules, ensuring complete compatibility and integration with this feature of the C++ programming language. This enhancement allows for more efficient and streamlined handling of C++ module functionalities within the CppDepend environment.

Improved Linux Support

CppDepend 2024.1 brings significant improvements to the graphical user interface of its Linux version, especially in the dashboard area, and boasts enhanced parsing capabilities through the integration of the most recent version of the Clang front-end parser.

Refine External Symbols

CppDepend 2024.1 introduces significant advancements in the identification of external elements, making this process more efficient. Additionally, it streamlines the procedure for refining these externals, enhancing overall ease and effectiveness.

Support for C++23/C++20/C++17

CppDepend 2024.1 provides comprehensive support for the entire range of features found in C++23, C++20, and C++17, ensuring full compatibility and integration with these recent standards of the C++ programming language.

Improved Incremental analysis

CppDepend 2024.1 features a greatly optimized incremental analysis, which guarantees swift parsing of projects after the initial analysis has been completed. This enhancement significantly speeds up the process for subsequent project evaluations.

Improved Visual Studio support

In CppDepend 2024.1, parsing of Visual Studio solutions and projects has been substantially enhanced to effectively handle complex vcproj/vcxproj configurations. Additionally, there is now a straightforward method to selectively filter which solution projects are parsed.

New Useful Rules Added

CppDepend 2024.1 enhances its current set of rules and introduces new, compelling ones, such as the "potential dead code" rules, adding more depth and insight into code analysis.