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First, you should create an empty page for the tool of interest under the "Analyzers" section of the backmatter, in each appropriate language space. It may be the case that a page already exists for the tool, in which case you can skip this step. Below are links to the "Analyzers" sections for each space.
| Space | Analyzers Page |
|---|---|
| C | EE. Analyzers |
| C++ | CC. Analyzers |
| Java | |
| Perl | BB. Analyzers |
The page should be titled with the name of the analysis tool. The page will be automatically populated with the information that you provide on individual rule/rec pages. You do not need to add any content to it. The page should also have the 'analyzer' label so that it shows up on the Analyzers section.
Additionally, a "version" page should be created alongside the tool page. This page is titled ToolName_V, should be populated with the version number of the tool. For example, GCC_V documents the version of the GCC compiler. This version page is not automatically generated. You are responsible for entering the version information into this page.
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