Cppcheck
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What both publish
| Fact | Cppcheck | NDepend |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Stockholm, Sweden | Port Louis, Mauritius |
| Integrations | The site lists integrations with Visual Studio, VSCode, Keil, Eclipse, CLion, Qt Creator, and C++ Builder. | The maker lists Visual Studio, Azure DevOps/TFS, GitHub Actions, and CI tools including Jenkins, TeamCity, AppVeyor, Bamboo, and SonarQube. |
| Intended users | The company describes Cppcheck Premium licensing for individual developers, teams, and large organizations, including safety-critical industries. | The Developer edition is for developers using the interactive UI, while the Build Machine edition is for build and continuous integration servers. |
| Purpose | Cppcheck is a static analysis tool for C and C++ code that detects bugs, undefined behavior, and dangerous coding constructs. | NDepend is a .NET code quality and security analysis tool that provides insight into codebases for developers, architects, and executives. |
Cppcheck plans
- Cppcheck Premium trialFree
- Open-sourceFree
- Open-source CppcheckFree
- IndividualPriced on request
- ProjectPriced on request
- Project LicensePriced on request
NDepend plans
- NDepend Azure DevOps / TFS Extension—
- NDepend for Build Machine—
- NDepend for Developer—
- NDepend GitHub Action—
Pick Cppcheck if…
Cppcheck suits C and C++ developers who want static analysis, including those working with non-standard embedded syntax. Premium plans are aimed at individual developers, teams, and larger organizations, including those with safety-critical development needs.
Pick NDepend if…
NDepend suits .NET, C#, and VB.NET teams that need static analysis, security checks, architecture views, and CI/CD quality gates. Developers can use the interactive edition, while build servers use the Build Machine edition.