Pascal Analyzer
(free Lite version available). [Delphi] Pascal Analyzer, or PAL for short, parses Delphi or Borland Pascal source code. It builds large internal tables of identifiers, and collects other information such as calls between subprograms. When the parsing is completed, extensive…
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Static Analysis & Code Quality › Programming Languages: “copyright: — A static code analysis tool with numerous reports. A free Lite version is available with limited reporting.”
Pascal › Code check/review, debug: “(free Lite version available). [Delphi] Pascal Analyzer, or PAL for short, parses Delphi or Borland Pascal source code. It builds large internal tables of identifiers, and collects other information such as calls between subprograms. When the parsing is completed, extensive…”