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Oct 25 2022
Examples of errors that PVS-Studio found in LLVM 15.0
Andrey Karpov
Compilers are evolving: they issue more and more warnings. Do developers still need to use static code analyzers like PVS-Studio? Yes, because analyzers are evolving too. In this article you'll...
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Oct 21 2022
What's new in C# 11: overview
Konstantin Volohovsky
C# 11 is coming, so we're going to explore its new features in detail. You may find these new features pretty curious even though there are not that many of them. Today let's take a closer look...
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Oct 20 2022
How PVS-Studio prevents rash code changes, example N6
Vladislav Stolyarov
Developers often make mistakes accidentally, or because they are in a hurry. Wondering how to find such mistakes quickly? Welcome to another article in the "How PVS-Studio prevents rash code...
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Oct 19 2022
PVS-Studio 7.21: GitLab Code Quality, Unreal Engine
Sergey Vasiliev
PVS-Studio 7.21 has been released. This short note describes the analyzer's main enhancements and lists our recent articles and quizzes.
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Oct 17 2022
Top 10 C++ conference talks 2019—2022
Polina Alekseeva
Lots of interesting developer conferences take place in the world. It would be great to invent teleportation so you could attend every talk you're interested in, but let's make things easier. You...
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Oct 13 2022
Is there life without RTTI or How we wrote our own dynamic_cast
Vladislav Stolyarov
There aren't many things left in modern C++ that don't fit the "Don't pay for what you don't use" paradigm. One of them is dynamic_cast. In this article, we'll find out what's wrong with it...
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Oct 11 2022
Misbeliefs in programming career or how to survive as a newcomer
Guest
This article is purposed to be in a friendly spirit manner and carries neither mockery, nor snobbery. It intends to protect from unnecessary stress those who are entering the programming world...
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Oct 06 2022
Do you plan to take on .NET MAUI? Get ready for an adventure with NullReferenceException
Nikita Lipilin
.NET Multi-platform App UI is a framework written by professionals. However, the code of some of its functions looks like the developers could have forgotten what null reference dereferencing...
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Oct 04 2022
List in C#: implementation and features
Artem Rovenskii
List is one of the most used collections in C#. Let's inspect the features of List and look at how some of its parts are...
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Sep 30 2022
Stride Game Engine error review
Andrey Moskalev
Stride is a free, feature-packed and cross-platform game engine implemented in C#. Stride may certainly become an alternative to Unity, but what about the quality of its source code? Let's...
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