(project mode) or based on the file extension (source mode). If you already have a valid idir directory, code previously analyzed by CoverityĬan be captured and sent to Polaris for analysis.Ĭaptures by recursively searching for files under a specific project directory Polaris capture techniques NameĬoverity observes your project as it is built, determining which source filesĪllows users to explicitly tell Polaris the files to include. It's a weird feature of Windows, they can't make the system work correctly after you change this setting without re-logging.Note: At least one capture setting is mandatory for your ConfigurationĬoverity on Polaris captures files for analysis using the following techniques: Table 1. As soon as you log off and on again, it will all work correctly. Ignore Log Off (on Win10 click "Sign out later") Now try using HyperSnap "Capture region" or "Capture window" etc. Windows says - depending on version - that "Some apps will not look best" (Win10) or "will not work correctly" (Win8) until you log off and on again. For example if you had it at 100%, move it to 125 or 150% You can easily reproduce this behavior on any Windows 10 or 8: - Right-click empty desktop - click Display settings - If you have more than one monitor connected, click the one that is your "mail display" - Move the slider below the monitors, described as "Change the size of text, apps and other.". The simple solution for this problem is, of course, to log off, then log on again - or reboot your computer. This happens if you change the "Text Size" setting in Windows Display Settings, but ignore the system advise to log off and on again.
You can't capture correctly everything you want. a Region capture, or Window capture, everything suddenly becomes bigger - all windows, text etc. On Windows 10 or 8 sometimes when you try to make e.g. Unwanted "zoom" effect while making a capture (everything gets bigger on the screen)
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