We were using MISRA rules to code, and due to the fact that we were using all these rules, it helped us at least to have a code that was the same between all the developers we had on the team. This is not a feature added by CodeSonar since other code-analysis tools could add it. However, from what I heard about all the other tools, the web interface is quite nice on CodeSonar. 

The solution is stable.

It is quick to deploy.

It has been able to scale. 

What I like best about CodeSonar is that it has fantastic speed, analysis and configuration times. Its detection of all runtime errors is also very good, though there were times it missed a few. The configuration of logs by CodeSonar is also very fantastic which I've not seen anywhere else.

I also like the GUI interface of CodeSonar because it's very user friendly and the tool also shows very precise logs and results.

The solution effectively ensures that code is robust by identifying issues, defects, and potential vulnerabilities that may turn into security problems. 

There is nice functionality for code surfing and browsing. 

The most valuable features of CodeSonar were all the categorized classes provided, and reports of future bugs which might occur in the production code. Additionally, I found the buffer overflow and underflow useful.

It was comfortable logging into the solution and seeing all the warnings that are there in case we wanted to suppress them.

CodeSonar’s most valuable feature is finding security threats. It is a significant benefit for us.

The most valuable feature of CodeSonar is the catching of dead code. It is helpful.

The tool is very good for detecting memory leaks.