At the integration build level, analyze your mixed source code as two separate projects.

1. Create two integration projects with kwadmin create-project. For example:

   kwadmin create-project WBFSManager_CSharp

   kwadmin create-project WBFSManager_Cxx

2. Create two build specification files: one for the C# files using kwcsprojparser, and one for the C/C++ files using kwinject. For example:

   kwcsprojparser "WBFS Manager.sln" --config Debug --output "WBFS Manager.out"

   kwinject "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe" "WBFS Manager.sln" /Rebuild --output kwinject.out

3. Run the analysis tool kwbuildproject twice. For example:

   kwbuildproject --tables-directory c:\klocwork\tables\wbfsmanager_csharp --url http://server01:8080/WBFSManager_CSharp "WBFS Manager.out"

   kwbuildproject --tables-directory c:\klocwork\tables\wbfsmanager_cxx --url http://server01:8080/WBFSManager_Cxx kwinject.out

4. Load each project into the database with kwadmin load. For example:

   kwadmin load WBFSManager_CSharp c:\klocwork\tables\wbfsmanager_csharp

   kwadmin load WBFSManager_Cxx c:\klocwork\tables\wbfsmanager_cxx

In Visual Studio, you create a single solution, but you connect it to two server projects. In the example above, your desktop project would be connected to both WBFSManager_CSharp and WBFSManager_Cxx on server01:8080. Your desktop project will synchronize with both integration projects.

To connect your desktop project to an integration project on the Klocwork Server, right-click a solution and select Klocwork Solution Properties. In the Klocwork Properties dialog, each language has its own tab.

Specify the C/C++ project name in the C++ Projects tab:

Specify the C# project name in the C# Projects tab:

Click OK.