semLint

semLint is a static analysis tool designed to identify potential semantic errors and style issues in source code. It operates by parsing code and applying a set of configurable rules to detect common programming mistakes that traditional linters might miss. These rules often focus on aspects like logical inconsistencies, dead code, inefficient patterns, and adherence to specific coding conventions. The primary goal of semLint is to improve code quality, maintainability, and reduce the likelihood of runtime errors. It is typically integrated into development workflows, running automatically during code commits or as part of a continuous integration pipeline. The output of semLint usually includes a list of detected issues, often with suggestions for how to resolve them. Users can customize the ruleset to tailor the analysis to their project's specific needs and standards.