Which feature would you like to see in ControlFlag?

[nhasabni]

Feel free to mention the features you would like to see in ControlFlag in the comments below. So far, we have:

1. Ability to save and load pre-trained models
2. Support for a new language: Javascript, Python, Kotlin
3. Build support for other environments: Windows
4. Support for Non-Control structures
5. Estimate/determine the required space to download GitHub repositories for mining purpose (details in [FEATURE] #35)

-- The ControlFlag team

[cpau-intel]

I might have missed it - is there support for scan C++ .cpp/.hpp files?

[nhasabni]

Hi @cpau-intel,

C++-specific extensions can be enabled in scan_for_anomalies script here.

Note that currently released version of ControlFlag learns from training dataset that is obtained from repositories using C as their primary language. This dataset can be used with files with .C or .h extension (C language). This dataset could also be used to scan expressions from C++ code that follow syntax of C (as we have integrated parser for C language so far and not C++).

[jgottschlich]

@nhasabni - just created a pull request (for your review) to update the script to include *.cpp, *.h, and *.hpp files automatically, so users don't have to specify. :)

Thanks for pointing this out, @cpau-intel; appreciate you letting us know this was missing!

The ControlFlag Team

[cpau-intel]

Neat! Thanks

Looking forward to one day seeing C++ parsing :)

[jgottschlich]

Hi @cpau-intel -

I believe it should support C and C++, but it's possible we might have overlooked *.hpp files, as our environment experience has been largely *.cpp and *.h files.

@nhasabni - do you know the answer to @cpau-intel's question above?

Thanks so much for the interest in ControlFlag! Please feel free to spread the news if you find it useful. :)

Best,
The ControlFlag Team

[jiangwei007]

I vote the No.4 ,it is most important feature i think.

[nhasabni]

Thanks @jiangwei007.