Byte Inspector

Byte Inspector is a professional static code analysis toolkit for C++, CUDA, and Python, developed as a project for the MSc Mathematics (Java course requirement).

Features

• C++ Analyzer: Detects unsafe functions, code complexity, memory issues, OOP metrics, and more.
• CUDA Analyzer: Analyzes CUDA-specific code for performance, memory, and correctness.
• Python Analyzer: Flags unsafe Python patterns, code complexity, and best practices.
• JavaFX GUI: User-friendly dashboard for uploading code and viewing analysis reports.
• SimpleServer: Java server for handling file uploads and dispatching analysis.

Project Structure

• analyzer/ — Java source for analyzers (CppAnalyzer, CudaAnalyzer, PythonAnalyzer)
• bin/ — Compiled Java classes and resources
• cpp-analyzer/ — Standalone C++/CUDA/Python analyzer module
• src/, uploads/ — (Legacy/empty or for future use)
• automate.sh — Script to automate compilation and GUI launch
• Makefile.mak, Make.mak, Makegui.mak — Build scripts for analyzers and GUI
• SimpleServer.java — Java server for file uploads and analysis

Setup & Usage

For detailed setup and usage, see cpp-analyzer/instructions.md.

Quick Start

1. Compile analyzers:

   make -f Makefile.mak compile

2. Compile and run GUI:

   make -f Makegui.mak compile
   make -f Makegui.mak run

3. Automate everything:

   ./automate.sh

4. Upload files:
   • Place files in the uploads/ directory or use the GUI.
5. View reports:
   • Reports are generated in cpp-analyzer/output/.

Requirements

• Java 17+
• JavaFX SDK (update PATH_TO_FX in Makegui.mak)
• Linux (for inotifywait in automate.sh)
• GNU Make

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or pull request.

License

MIT License

Acknowledgments

• Developed for MSc Mathematics, 1st year Java course, 2025-26.
• Author: Saketh S.

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For detailed analyzer and GUI usage, troubleshooting, and advanced options, see cpp-analyzer/instructions.md.