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Tag: analyze

Making sense of GIT source code

Posted on July 17, 2021

Making a functional decomposition architecture of the source for GIT helps me understand code that is new to me much better while also making an upcoming deeper analysis more organized, clear, and concise.

Analyzing Makefile Based Source Code

Posted on July 14, 2021

We use “bear”, an open-source tool, to watch builds from a Makefile built project (bitcoin) and create a very useful Understand parse with it.

Analyzing the Imperial College COVID simulation model source code

Posted on July 1, 2021

I used Understand’s CodeCheck feature to examine an influential COVID infection simulation program from Imperial College in the UK as it existed in March 2020 when it was being used to advise world leaders.

Analyzing Boost on Linux, a remarkable story to learn.

Posted on June 28, 2021

A walkthrough on how to analyze a complex open-source project, the Boost library

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