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Nov 07 2016
PVS-Studio is taking over the Internet
Anastasia Zubkova
The main task of PVS-Studio team to make a good static code analyzer. Yes, the job of the programmer cannot be called an endless holiday, but this does not mean that the daily working routine is...
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Nov 02 2016
We continue checking Microsoft projects: analysis of PowerShell
Sergey Vasiliev
It has become a "good tradition" for Microsoft to make their products open-source: CoreFX, .Net Compiler Platform (Roslyn), Code Contracts, MSBuild, and other projects. For us, the developers...
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Oct 31 2016
Finding bugs in the code of LLVM project with the help of PVS-Studio
Andrey Karpov
About two months ago I wrote an article about the analysis of GCC using PVS-Studio. The idea of the article was as follows: GCC warnings are great, but they're not enough. It is necessary to...
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Oct 31 2016
R-17 VS Patriot: a Rounding Issue
Aleksey Statsenko
This is another piece in our series of articles where we talk about the importance of high-quality code in computer systems whose failure can cause huge expenses or casualties. This time we will...
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Oct 28 2016
How to work with the report of PVS-Studio in Linux
Andrey Karpov
I want to warn all the users of Linux-version of PVS-Studio...
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Oct 27 2016
Linux version of PVS-Studio couldn't help checking CodeLite
Maxim Stefanov
As is already known to our readers, PVS-Studio static analyzer is exploring a new development direction - the Linux platform; as you may have noticed from the previous articles, it is doing...
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Oct 26 2016
Heading for a Record: Chromium, the 5th Check
Phillip Khandeliants
We checked Chromium more than once before, and those who follow our blog could reasonably ask, "Why another check? Weren't there enough of them?" Sure, Chromium's source code is particularly...
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Oct 25 2016
PVS-Studio for Linux
Andrey Karpov
Finally! Today we released the first version of PVS-Studio analyzer for Linux. Now Linux developers are getting a new powerful tool to fight bugs in the code. We ask you to spread this news in...
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Oct 13 2016
GitExtensions bugs found and analyzed
Ivan Kishchenko
As it is known, the Git kernel is a utility set of a command line with parameters. Usually, we use utilities that provide us with a familiar graphical interface, for comfortable work. I also...
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Oct 12 2016
Toyota: 81 514 issues in the code
Aleksey Statsenko
A story about the fact that the software is penetrating more and more in our daily life. However, with the comfort and usefulness come new dangers. Now we deal with the bugs not only sitting at...
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