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How to write custom static code analysis rules and integrate them into Visual Studio 2010 RATE THIS Duke Kamstra  26 Mar 2010 4:58 PM  5 This blog explains how to impl

While writing your custom rule, you will likely come across a need to debug it and work out why it's behaving in a particular manner. Debugging within FxCop  Debugging a custom rule within the F

During analysis, FxCop recursively traverses through the nodes that make up your assemblies. The most interestingnodes are ModuleNode objects, TypeNode objects (such as ClassNode), and Member objects

Create Custom FxCop Rules FxCop is a free, open source code analysis tool from Microsoft. FxCop, stands for"Framework Police" and is a rules-based engine thatKent Boogaart: Code Analysis without Vi

FAQ: Why is file and line information available for some warnings in FxCop but not for others? David M. Kean  12 May 2007 11:00 AM  1 It appears that sometimes FxCop displa

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/30666/7-Steps-to-Write-Your-Own-Custom-Rule-using-FXCOP 7 Steps to Write Your Own Custom Rule using FXCOP By Shivprasad koirala, 25 Nov 2008

In some cases, you may want to check nodes that are deeper than the Member level such as individual Statement nodes. In this case, you can call a method that starts with "Visit" to initiate a drilld