Sarif format is supported by a growing number of tools. It offers the promise of being a tool agnostic format for static analyzer data. AIt is also supported by a number of compilers, including gcc and Microsoft compilers.
It is backed by Microsoft with a viewer for VS Code. So PC Lint output would be more than welcome. My intention is to use this output for integration with Jenkins using the Warnings plugin. For now we rely on console output which is very fragile.
Sarif format is supported by a growing number of tools. It offers the promise of being a tool agnostic format for static analyzer data. AIt is also supported by a number of compilers, including gcc and Microsoft compilers.
It is backed by Microsoft with a viewer for VS Code. So PC Lint output would be more than welcome. My intention is to use this output for integration with Jenkins using the Warnings plugin. For now we rely on console output which is very fragile.