Intel Opens the Code of the ControlFlag Machine Learning System to Detect Errors in the Code | Linux Today

Intel Opens the Code of the ControlFlag Machine Learning System to Detect Errors in the Code

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Oct 28, 2021

Intel has revealed developments related to the ControlFlag research project aimed at creating a machine learning system for improving code quality. The toolkit prepared by the project allows, based on a model trained on a large amount of existing code, to identify various errors and anomalies in source texts written in high-level languages ​​such as C / C ++. The system is suitable for detecting various kinds of problems in your code, from detecting typos and incorrect combinations of types to identifying missing checks for null values ​​in pointers and problems with memory. The ControlFlag code is written in C ++ and is open source under the MIT license.

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