OpenAnalysis (OA) is an open source analysis engine for imperative/procedural languages such as a compiler's intermediate language. OA defines a generic, abstract interface for representing constructs and information in the language. When an OA user couples the abstract OA interface to a particular language, OA can perform certain interprocedural, control flow and data-flow analyses. It is written in ANSI/ISO C++.

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• We have provided a means to track the progression / bugs in the software. Please utilize this online tracking system to provide feedback and problem resolution for the OpenAnalysis project. You can also get an overview of how the bugtracking software functions.
• The OpenAnalysis Source code is now available via anonymous access (read only). To obtain read/write access to the CVS repository, users will have to request this level of access.
• The online CVS web archive is now available - use this to browse the OpenAnalysis CVS repository on the web.