Majority of the projects we report about in the articles contain dozens of PVS-Studio analyzer warnings. Of course we choose just a small portion of data from the analyzer report to be in...
I'm excited to share some news with our fans of PVS-Studio and unicorns. Now you can see our logo not only on our web-site and the check reports of open - source projects, but also on T-shirts...
In this article, we will talk about the analysis of the Mozilla Thunderbird project by the PVS-Studio static analyzer. Being a Thunderbird user, I would occasionally run into hangs and...
It's interesting to analyze projects and doubly so to analyze well-known projects, especially when you use them yourself. Even more interesting it would be to analyze a project with high-quality...
In this article, we will speak about the static analysis of the doxygen documentation generator tool. This popular and widely used project, which, as its authors claim, not without reason, has...
In our PVS-Studio team, we are very fond of measuring things. Besides money we earn and salaries and taxes we pay, we also like to measure the number of PVS-Studio downloads, installations...
In this article, I'm going to tell you about my experience of analyzing the Octave project. It is quite a popular one, especially among students who need to scan their math task solutions yet...
Our team has recently finished porting one pretty large project (9 million code lines, 300 Mbytes of source files) to the 64-bit platform. It took us one year and a half. Although we are...
This post will be first of all of utmost interest to project and technical managers whose teams use the PVS-Studio code analyzer in their projects. We have recently implemented a new feature to...
One of the most difficult things about using static analysis tools is managing false positives. There are a number of ways to eliminate them using the analyzer's settings or changing the code...