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Aug 12 2021
PVS-Studio team's kanban board. Part 2: YouTrack
Sergey Khrenov
Hello everyone! Welcome to the second part of the PVS-Studio Team's Kanban Board story. This time we'll talk about YouTrack. You'll learn why we chose and implemented this task tracker and...
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Aug 11 2021
Optimization of .NET applications: a big result of small edits
Sergey Vasiliev
Today we're going to discuss how small optimizations in the right places of the application can improve its performance. Imagine: we remove the creation of an extra iterator in one place, get rid...
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Aug 10 2021
Intermodular analysis of C++ projects in PVS-Studio
Oleg Lisiy, Sergey Larin
Recently PVS-Studio has implemented a major feature—we supported intermodular analysis of C++ projects. This article covers our and other tools' implementations. You'll also find out how to try...
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Aug 09 2021
VSCode: how to view reports of static analyzers that support SARIF
Nikolay Mironov
People increasingly start optimizing the process of finding code errors using static analyzers. Nowadays, we can choose from a variety of products to view analysis results. This post covers the...
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Aug 06 2021
PVS-Studio for JetBrains CLion: ad astra per aspera
Evgeniy Ovsyannikov, Sergey Vasiliev
The PVS-Studio analyzer already has plugins for such IDEs from JetBrains as Rider, IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio. Somehow we missed another IDE - CLion. The time has come to make amends! But...
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Aug 04 2021
Static analysis protects your code from time bombs
Andrey Karpov
Static code analysis allows you to identify and eliminate many defects at an early stage. Moreover, it's possible to detect dormant errors that don't show themselves when they appear. They can...
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Aug 03 2021
Integrating PVS-Studio into uVision Keil
Amomum
I develop software for embedded systems (mostly for STM32 and Milandr). As the main IDE, I use uVision Keil. As long as I write in C and C++, I've been wondering whether I write code the right...
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Jul 30 2021
Checking BitTorrent in honor of the 20th anniversary. Time == quality
Mikhail Gelvikh
Couple of weeks ago (or to be more precise, on July 2, 2021), the legendary BitTorrent protocol turned twenty years old. Created by Bram Cohen, the protocol has been developing rapidly since...
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Jul 22 2021
A beautiful error in the implementation of the string concatenation function
Andrey Karpov
We, the PVS-Studio static code analyzer developers, have a peculiar view on beauty. On the beauty of bugs. We like to find grace in errors, examine them, try to guess how they appeared. Today we...
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Jul 21 2021
Enums in C#: hidden pitfalls
Sergey Vasiliev
C# has low barriers to entry and forgives a lot. Seriously, you may not understand how things work under the hood but still write code and remain easy-going about this. Though you still have to...
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