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Oct 04 2024
User annotations for PVS-Studio
Mikhail Gelvikh
How often does your static analyzer struggle to identify the source code nuances? It probably happens more often than you'd like, doesn't it? In the article, our team shares how we've dealt with...
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Sep 30 2024
WolvenKit code analysis: things to know before modding Cyberpunk 2077
Artem Rovenskii
We're all keen on playing games, but some of us also enjoy creating various mods. Today, let's take a peek at WolvenKit, one of the modding tools for Cyberpunk...
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Sep 27 2024
std::array in C++ isn't slower than array in C
Anton Tretyakov
Or why one shouldn't be afraid of convenient...
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Sep 25 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 6 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the sixth part of an e-book on undefined behavior. This is not a textbook, as it's intended for those who are already familiar with C++ programming. It's a kind of...
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Sep 20 2024
Clean code: blessing or curse? Act II. Compromise
Valerii Filatov
What matters more: code performance or agility? Shall we abandon a clean code philosophy to enhance performance? Let's answer these—and many other questions—together with the PVS-Studio...
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Sep 18 2024
Mapping paths through GeoServer source code
Evgenii Slepyshkov
Accurate and detailed maps are incredibly helpful to travelers, whether they're planning a trip trying not to get lost in the middle of nowhere. GeoServer assists in processing such data on...
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Sep 12 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 5 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the fifth part of an e-book on undefined behavior. This is not a textbook, as it's intended for those who are already familiar with C++ programming. It's a kind of...
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Sep 10 2024
Time to refactor legacy with OOP
Konstantin Volohovsky
Years pass, and projects overgrow dark spots that nobody wants to venture into—they're too tricky and prone to failure. Today, we're diving into refactoring legacy code with OOP. And we're gonna...
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Sep 04 2024
.NET Digest #3
Artem Rovenskii
Welcome to our third news and event digest for the .NET world! The PVS-Studio team is thrilled to bring you the most interesting and useful insights. Let's...
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Aug 27 2024
Clean code: blessing or curse? Act I. Confrontation
Valerii Filatov
The concept of clean code is familiar to many people. Some programmers support it, while others think it hurts the industry. Casey Muratori, who's in the second group, stated that clean code...
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