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Results List in Polyspace Platform User Interface

This topic focuses on the Polyspace Platform user interface. To learn about the equivalent pane in the Polyspace desktop user interface, see Results List in Polyspace Desktop User Interface.

The Results List pane lists all results along with their attributes. To organize your results review, use filters from the toolstrip or click a column to sort the Results List by the selected column. See Filter and Sort Results in Polyspace Platform User Interface.

For each result, the Results List pane contains these result attributes, listed in columns:

AttributeDescription
Family Family to which the result belongs
ID Unique identification number of the result
Type Defect or coding rule violation
Group

Category of the result:

  • For defects, groups such as static memory, numerical, control flow, and concurrency.

  • For coding rule violations, groups defined by the coding rule standard.

    For example, MISRA C™:2012 defines groups related to code constructs such as functions, pointers, and arrays.

Check

Result name:

  • For defects, the result name is the defect name

  • For coding rule violations, the result name is the coding rule number

Information

Additional information about a result:

  • For code metrics, the additional information is the value the metric is measuring such as total number of lines without comment in a file

  • For defects, the additional information is the impact value

  • For coding rule violations, the additional information is the rule category, such as required or advisory

Detail

The first line of the Result Details pane.

For an example of how to use this attribute, see MISRA C:2012 Dir 1.1.

File File containing the instruction where the result occurs
Function Function containing the instruction where the result occurs. If the function is a method of a class, it appears in the format class_name::function_name.
Line

The line number location of the result in the source code

Col

The column number location of the result in the source code

Status

Review status you have assigned to the result. The possible statuses are:

  • Unreviewed (default status)

  • To investigate

  • To fix

  • Justified

  • No action planned

  • Not a defect

  • Other

To create and use custom review statuses, see Create Custom Review Status.

Severity

Level of severity you have assigned to the result. The possible levels are:

  • Unset

  • High

  • Medium

  • Low

Comment Comments you have entered about the result
Folder Path to the folder that contains the source file with the result

Using this pane, you can: