BOSTON, MA, Embedded Systems Conference–September 18, 2007–GrammaTech, a leading provider of source-code analysis tools, today announced CodeSonar Enterprise, the most significant product release since GrammaTech entered the automated defect-detection market. CodeSonar’s aggressive static-analysis engine will be paired with a web-based defect-management system and database, making it easy for large development teams to manage results.

Paul Anderson, VP of Engineering for GrammaTech, said, “We wanted to make it easier for development teams to integrate CodeSonar into their process. CodeSonar Enterprise provides features that help groups of engineers manage the results of their analysis in a coordinated way. For the first time, enterprise-level functionality, detailed analyses and high precision will all be available at a reasonable price point.”

With CodeSonar Enterprise, a user can limit his or her view, whether by module or warning class, to include only warnings of interest. Users can also tag warnings with state information and comments. Historical information is available so users can spot trends or pinpoint bugs introduced recently.

Pricing & Availability
CodeSonar 3.0 Enterprise will be available in early Q4 with pricing starting at $4,000 for small projects. Licenses for larger projects are priced based on the size of the project. CodeSonar Enterprise will be available for Windows, Linux, and Solaris hosts and many different development environments. Interested parties can request a free trial of CodeSonar 3.0 Enterprise by contacting GrammaTech at info@grammatech.com.

About GrammaTech
GrammaTech’s static-analysis tools are used worldwide by startups, Fortune 500 companies, educational institutions, and government agencies. The staff includes ten PhD-level experts in programming languages and program analysis. The company has offices in Ithaca, New York, and San Jose, CA. More information about GrammaTech can be found at www.grammatech.com.

For the release and data sheet, please visit:
http://www.grammatech.com/news/2007/releases/9-18-07-2.html



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