.xlsx and .xml file input to polyspace bug finder

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Dhruvilkumar Chavada
Dhruvilkumar Chavada am 26 Mär. 2024
I am working on process advisor project.
Description: I want to use the polyspace bug finder two times to perform two different tasks using a built-in task for process advisor.
1) In the first task, I want to use the bug finder only for the defect analysis. I already have the defect list in .m and .xlsx files. I tried giving an argument for in the process model to take this .xlsx file as an input but it is not working.
2) In the second task, I want to use the bug finder only for code compliance according to Misra C 2012. For this task, I also have a .xml file. I tried the same thing but had no success.
One more issue is that, playspace tasks in process advisor are creating a playspace project file (pslink_config -> artifect_config.psprj) in code folded, how to change this to _cache folder in project root.
Is it possbile to give ,xlsx file as input to polyspace bug finder and specially in process advisor?

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TED MOSBY
TED MOSBY am 8 Apr. 2024
Hi Dhruvilkumar,
Unfortunately, .xml and .xlsx format files are not supported as input files in the Polyspace Bug Finder. You will need to write a script to parse the excel and xml file to generate source code in suitable languages such as C/C++ or ADA which are the supported formats in Polyspace.
For more information on Polyspace Bug Finder refer to the following links:
Hope this helps!
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Dhruvilkumar Chavada
Dhruvilkumar Chavada am 8 Apr. 2024
Sorry for ambiguity. I have setting saved in excel file for defect analysis and .xml for code standard analysis.
This files have settings like, which defect is activated and which what code derivatives and requirement according to MISRA C 2012.
I want to use this files and generate polyspace project configuration file and that i want to use as input to process advisor tasks.

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