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Appendix A                    Availability

The web home page for Splint is http://www.splint.org.  It includes this guide in HTML format, samples demonstrating Splint, and links to related web sites.  Splint is available as source code and binary executables for several platforms.  Splint may be freely distributed and modified under the GNU General Public License.  The latest development code is available through SourceForge.

 

Splint development is largely driven by suggestions and comments from users.  We are also very interested in hearing about your experiences using Splint in developing or maintaining programs, enforcing coding standards, or teaching courses.  For general information, suggestions, and questions on Splint send mail to splint@cs.virginia.edu.

 

To report a bug in Splint send a message to splint-bug@cs.virginia.edu.

 

There are two mailing lists associated with Splint:

splint-announce@virginia.edu

Reserved for announcements of new releases and bug fixes.  All users should add themselves to this list. 

splint-interest@virginia.edu

Informal discussions on the use and development of Splint. 

 

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Splint Manual
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1. Operation - 2. Null Dereferences - 3. Undefined Values - 4. Types - 5. Memory Management - 6. Sharing
7. Function Interfaces - 8. Control Flow - 9. Buffer Sizes - 10. Extensible Checking - 11. Macros
12. Naming Conventions - 13. Completeness - 14. Libraries and Header File Inclusion
Appendices: A. Availability - B. Flags - C. Annotations - D. Specifications - E. Annotated Bibliography - Index