Disable and restore Code Analysis for all projects in a solution

Code Analysis is a Visual Studio tool that can analyze your code and warn you about bad practices and plain bad code.

It can be a very handy tool that can lift your code to a higher level and allows you to simply create better and more maintainable applications.

However, having code analysis enabled, severely slows down your build. Changing a little thing in code causes Code Analysis to run on the next build, which can be plain annoying.

For these reasons I have created a little Visual Studio Add In, which can disable Code Analysis on all projects in the currently opened solution, and can restore the initial settings.

The project home is: http://code.google.com/p/codeanalyzethis/

You can download the source  here: http://code.google.com/p/codeanalyzethis/downloads/list

Or you can check out the source with SVN: svn checkout http://codeanalyzethis.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

I am not familiar with administering Open Source so I just picked the GNU GPL v3 licence. If anyone has any considerations towards the licence, please let me know.

Posted by Bert Vanpeteghem

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