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Is it possible for Spectral (or another tool) to enforce query parameter / response object pairs within an OpenAPI / Swagger spec?

Enforcing Query Parameters and Response Objects in Open API Swagger Specs with Spectral Scenario You ve meticulously crafted an Open API Swagger specification t

2 min read 04-10-2024 46
Is it possible for Spectral (or another tool) to enforce query parameter / response object pairs within an OpenAPI / Swagger spec?
Is it possible for Spectral (or another tool) to enforce query parameter / response object pairs within an OpenAPI / Swagger spec?

Fortify scanning fails for c++ files

Troubleshooting Fortify Scanning Failures for C Files Fortify Static Code Analyzer is a powerful tool for identifying security vulnerabilities in your C code Ho

2 min read 03-10-2024 41
Fortify scanning fails for c++ files
Fortify scanning fails for c++ files

Detecting dangling pointer caused by realloc using static analyze tools

Detecting Dangling Pointers Caused by realloc with Static Analysis Tools Dynamic memory allocation a cornerstone of C and C often involves the use of the reallo

2 min read 01-10-2024 36
Detecting dangling pointer caused by realloc using static analyze tools
Detecting dangling pointer caused by realloc using static analyze tools

Cppcheck error are raised on all code even with macro defined

Understanding Cppcheck Errors in Code with Defined Macros Cppcheck is a popular static analysis tool for C and C code designed to detect bugs undefined behavior

3 min read 01-10-2024 43
Cppcheck error are raised on all code even with macro defined
Cppcheck error are raised on all code even with macro defined

In R, can I differentiate between a function and a variable without running the code in question?

Unmasking the Mystery Distinguishing Functions from Variables in R In R the dynamic nature of the language allows you to define both functions and variables wit

2 min read 29-09-2024 56
In R, can I differentiate between a function and a variable without running the code in question?
In R, can I differentiate between a function and a variable without running the code in question?