Deconstructing software to find bugs
by Frank Kim on Oct.27, 2008, under Tools
In the September/October 2008 Technology Review I read a short article on Seth Hallem, one of the TR35. The subtitle of this article was “Deconstructing software to find bugs.”
As a graduate student at Stanford, Seth Hallem perfected an improved approach to finding bugs, called static analysis… Hallem developed algoritems to … examine only the most important combinations, allowing millions of lines of code to be examined quickly and efficiently. He cofounded Coverity in San Francisco.
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