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Mar 14 2019
Following in the Footsteps of Calculators: Qalculate!
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
Previously we did code reviews of large mathematical packages, for example, Scilab and Octave, whereby calculators remained aloof as small utilities, in which it is difficult to make errors due...
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#Cpp
Mar 12 2019
Counting Bugs in Windows Calculator
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
A few days ago, Microsoft made the source code of their Windows Calculator publicly available. Calculator is an application that has traditionally shipped with every Windows version. A number...
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Mar 11 2019
Ways to Get a Free PVS-Studio License
Andrey Karpov
There are several ways to get a free license of the PVS-Studio static code analyzer, which is meant for searching for errors and potential vulnerabilities. Open source projects, small...
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Feb 28 2019
Unable to analyze a file with 'import' directive (compiler internal error 'msc1.cpp'). What shall I do?
Sergey Vasiliev
Several times, we got complaints from users that the analysis of some parts of projects wasn't working any more. A common twist was the usage of the '#import' directive in problematic files...
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#Cpp #StaticAnalysis
Feb 21 2019
False Positives in PVS-Studio: How Deep the Rabbit Hole Goes
Andrey Karpov
Our team provides quick and effective customer support. User requests are handled solely by programmers since our clients are programmers themselves and they often ask tricky questions. Today...
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Feb 20 2019
The story of how we changed the PVS-Studio icon
Sergey Vasiliev
The 7.0 release marked a new milestone in the history of the PVS-Studio analyzer - the analysis is now available not only for the code, written in C, C++, C#, but also in Java. In addition to...
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#Cpp
Feb 07 2019
Wanna Play a Detective? Find the Bug in a Function from Midnight Commander
Andrey Karpov
In this article, we invite you to try to find a bug in a very simple function from the GNU Midnight Commander project. Why? For no particular reason. Just for fun. Well, okay, it's a lie. We...
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Feb 06 2019
Your Java analyzer is half-done: let's wait for a couple of years
Evgenii Ryzhkov
Recently we have released PVS-Studio 7.00, the key innovation of which was the Java analyzer. The release has proved to be successful, as a big wave of beta-testing had come before that. Some of...
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Feb 05 2019
Conference Time! Summing up 2018
Ekaterina Matveeva
In 2018 we were actively participating in different conferences: both as speakers and sponsors. By the end of the year we had a large list of conferences that's why we decided to write about all...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Feb 04 2019
Sixth Chromium Check, Afterword
Andrey Karpov
At the beginning of 2018 our blog was complemented with a series of articles on the sixth check of the source code of the Chromium project. The series includes 8 articles on errors...
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