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Aug 03 2023
Does C# always have boxing with string concatenation and interpolation?
Nikita Lipilin
The C# developers are familiar with the term "boxing". It can be either obvious or unnoticeable. For example, the addition of a value type and string can cause boxing. Or not. Something...
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Jul 21 2023
Ryujinx: re-checking the Nintendo Switch emulator using PVS-Studio
Gleb Aslamov
Nintendo Switch's popularity hasn't waned, and with exclusive games winning awards, the desire to play them is only growing. However, not everyone has the opportunity to try out this portable...
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Jul 18 2023
PVS-Studio’s challenge: can you spot an error in C# code?
Code analyzers can easily find not-so-obvious errors. Want to compete? Try to beat PVS-Studio! We chose 10 code fragments where the analyzer found errors. These fragments are from well-known open-source projects. If you can find an error in under 60 seconds, you...
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Jul 13 2023
Heroes of Code and Magic: VCMI game engine analysis
Alexey Smolskas
Sometimes you might wish to feel nostalgic and play your favorite old game, but certain things in such games may seem outdated. So, to breathe new life into an old project, some enthusiasts set...
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Jul 04 2023
Examining suspicious code fragments in AWS SDK for .NET
Sergey Vasiliev
Today we are dissecting AWS SDK for .NET. We will look at suspicious code fragments, figure out what's wrong with them, and try to reproduce some of the errors. Make yourself a cup of coffee and...
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Jun 30 2023
Top 3 open-source games written in C#: searching for bugs
Andrey Moskalev
There are a lot of fantastic games, but few of them are open source. In this article, we will examine the most curious bugs found in the source code of three best, to my mind, open-source...
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Jun 15 2023
PVS-Studio’s challenge: can you spot an error in C++ code?
Code analyzers can easily find not-so-obvious errors. Want to compete? Try to beat PVS-Studio! We chose 10 code fragments where the analyzer found errors. These fragments are from well-known open-source projects. If you can find an error in under 60 seconds, you...
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Jun 15 2023
PVS-Studio 7.25: support for latest versions of Qt Creator, Rider, and more
Nikita Lipilin
PVS-Studio 7.25 has been released. In this version, we implemented the support of Qt Creator 10 and Rider 2022.2.3 (and higher), updated the libraries used by the analyzer, enhanced the...
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May 31 2023
XSS vulnerability in the ASP.NET application: examining CVE-2023-24322 in mojoPortal CMS
Sergey Vasiliev
In this article, we will thoroughly examine the XSS vulnerability in a CMS written in C#. Let's recall the theory, figure out how the security defect looks from a user's perspective and in code...
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May 30 2023
60 terrible tips for a C++ developer
Andrey Karpov
In this article, you're going to find 60 terrible coding tips — and explanations of why they are terrible. It's a fun and serious piece at the same time. No matter how terrible these tips look...
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