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Tue, 07 Mar 2006

Defects in popular Open Source Software

Stanford University and Coverity are counting defects perl kilo line of code (Defects/KLOC) in popular OSS. I don’t know the criterias. Therefore the absolute values are not very interresting. Beside that it’s a good source to compare the listed programs and get an idea of the security.

http://scan.coverity.com/

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