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Oct 10 2016
Killer Bug. Therac-25: Quick-and-Dirty
Aleksey Statsenko
Program code started using machines to kill people as early as in...
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Oct 07 2016
Why using finalizers is a bad idea
Ilya Ivanov
Not so long ago we worked on a diagnostic rule related to the finalizer check. This provoked an argument on the details of the garbage collector work and the finalization of objects. Although we...
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Oct 06 2016
A brief note about MISRA
Andrey Karpov
We are often asked whether the PVS-Studio analyzer supports MISRA standard. I decided to write a short note to make it easy to answer the letters, giving the link. A brief answer: we do not...
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Oct 05 2016
Honest PVS-Studio Review by an Ordinary Programmer
Anton Sergienko
PVS-Studio is a program that looks for bugs in the source code of C++ and C# projects that can't be seen by the compiler yet are almost sure to be programming...
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Oct 04 2016
I just had to check ICQ project
Andrey Karpov
I just cannot pass by the source code of ICQ messenger. It is a kind of a cult project, and when I saw the source code on GitHub, it was just a matter of time, when we will check it with...
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Oct 03 2016
Chatbots, and how will Microsoft help us with this?
Sergey Khrenov
This overview article is devoted to the study of a trend which is growing rapidly in popularity in the IT industry - chatbots, and the role of Microsoft in their development process. The article...
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Sep 30 2016
What's Hiding Inside the GNU Boot Loader? Searching for Bugs in Grub
Alexander Chibisov
PVS-Studio analyzer continues to explore and adapt to the Linux platform. Today we will take a look at the bugs that the tool managed to find in the Grub boot loader.
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Sep 22 2016
Searching for bugs in Mono: there are hundreds of them!
Sergey Vasiliev
It's very interesting to check large projects. As a rule, we do manage to find unusual and peculiar errors, and tell people about them. Also, it's a great way to test our analyzer and improve all...
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Sep 16 2016
GDB - a tough nut to crack: only a few bugs found by PVS-Studio
Andrey Karpov
GDB is a tool that is hard to live without. Of course, as Brooks says: "The quality in software development is achieved through proper design, not by endless testing". However, proper design...
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Sep 15 2016
How to avoid bugs using modern C++
Pavel Belikov
One of the main problems with C++ is having a huge number of constructions whose behavior is undefined, or is just unexpected for a programmer. We often come across them when using our...
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