More than 300 open source projects use Coverity Scan
The reports from Coverity are a valuable contribution to – among others – the LibreOffice development process.
-LibreOffice
For more than 2100 issues reported, every issue was inspected, and now all reported issues are resolved.
-BRL-CAD project leader
Coverity's static source code analysis has proven to be an effective step towards furthering the quality and security of Linux
-Andrew Morton, Lead Kernel Maintainer
Coverity is a code-analysis tool – an extremely good one, probably at this moment the best in the world.
-GPSd
Several other Coverity issues have been resolved and their fixes have made their way into release candidate 7. I’ve no doubt that Coverity is adding value to our project.
-POV-Ray
Coverity performs very deep analysis and its results may well surprise you...but rather that than unexpected surprises for your users.
-Upstart and Whoopsie
Vulnerability Notifications– We recommend all administrators upgrade immediately. The vulnerability was created in commit. Coverity scan discovered it.
-FreeRADIUS
Ah, that’s cool. Pretty neat that an automated tool can catch mutex lock problems in conditional statements wrapped in macros! I’m impressed.
-Genivi
Coverity points out that we do not free in one case and sure enough we forgot.
-Linux
You have a very good product and provide a great service to the open source community (certainly to the Linux kernel community).
-Linux
Thank you guys for making such an awesome tool accessible to the open source community!
-Java Developer
Coverity Scan tests every line of code and potential execution path
The root cause of each defect is clearly explained, making it easy to fix bugs
2012 Coverity Scan open source report
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Coverity Scan in bug-fixing action
Learn how BRL-CAD, an open source project with 840 KLOC, used Coverity Scan to fix 1,654 bugs in a 5 day bug
fixing marathon
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Coverity Scan™ was initiated with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in 2006 to help improve open source
software quality and security. Coverity now manages the project as a free service to the open source community.