Starting with PVS-Studio 7.38, the Java analyzer—just like its C# and C++ ones—now supports user annotations in JSON format. Why are they needed, and how can developers leverage them? We'll...
How does Java support dynamic calls? From slow reflection to the optimized MethodHandle and invokedynamic—let's explore the evolution of dynamism on the JVM and dive into how MethodHandle works...
From inception to conquering the Red Planet. This article explores Java's history: from its first steps and legal battles with Microsoft to essential tools every Java developer relies on...
C# is a popular programming language leveraged to develop apps, web services, and games. Let's take a peek at the tangled history of its evolution from version to version and explore the...
Get ready for code smells, classic errors, and typos when checking the TDengine project using PVS-Studio. Developers could've prevented many of them if they had carefully designed the code in...
Sooner or later, any developer working with C-like languages gets the idea of treating a two-dimensional array as a one-dimensional one. The reasons vary, but the result is usually the same. In...
Get ready for code smells, classic errors, and typos when checking the TDengine project using PVS-Studio. Much of this is avoidable if we design code carefully from the beginning, keep the...
Many people know that code cleanliness affects its maintainability and stability, but what about bugs? In this article, we'll explore real examples to see how dirty code can lead to problems—and...
