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Mar 06 2018
One Doesn't Simply Edit Subtitles
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
How many people use subtitles worldwide? Probably, a lot. In the Internet you can find subtitles for almost any film in many languages for educational purposes or just because of love to the...
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#CSharp #Security
Oct 30 2017
What Is Wrong with Vulnerabilities in C# Projects?
Sergey Vasiliev
This small article is an intermediate result of a search on a topic of already known vulnerabilities in open source C# projects. I wanted to look at the examples of code that was vulnerable...
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#CSharp #OS
Jul 19 2017
We Continue Exploring Tizen: C# Components Proved to be of High Quality
Sergey Khrenov
This time I go back again to the check of the Tizen project. In my recent post "Experiment of Bug Detection in the Code of C #Components of Tizen" in our blog, I analyzed the code of C#...
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#CSharp
Jun 29 2017
Experiment of Bug Detection in the Code of C# Tizen Components
Sergey Khrenov
Recently, my colleague Andrey Karpov asked me to find 3-4 bugs in one of the Tizen components, written in C#.He has also done the analysis of Tizen, searching for bugs in the C/C++ code and is...
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#Cpp #CSharp #Knowledge
May 19 2017
The Evil within the Comparison Functions
Andrey Karpov
Perhaps, readers remember my article titled "Last line effect". It describes a pattern I've once noticed: in most cases programmers make an error in the last line of similar text blocks. Now I...
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#CSharp
May 10 2017
Comparing PVS-Studio for C# and a built-in Visual Studio analyzer, using the CruiseControl.NET codebase
Sergey Khrenov
Recently I have done comparison of C# analyzers by PVS-Studio and SonarQube on the base of PascalABC.NET code. The research turned out to be pretty engaging, so I decided to continue working in...
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#CSharp
May 03 2017
Support of Visual Studio 2017 and Roslyn 2.0 in PVS-Studio: sometimes ready-made solutions are not as easy as they seem
Paul Eremeev
In this article I would like to tell about several issues that PVS-Studio developers had to face when working on support of new Visual Studio version. Besides that, I will try to answer a...
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#CSharp #DevOps #Compiler
Mar 29 2017
Analysis of PascalABC.NET using SonarQube plugins: SonarC# and PVS-Studio
Sergey Khrenov
In November 2016, we posted an article about the development and use of the PVS-Studio plugin for SonarQube. We received great feedback from our customers and interested users who requested...
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#CSharp
Mar 23 2017
An interesting bug in Entity Framework
Ivan Kishchenko
Recently, we started a new hobby that is also a way to spread the word about our static code analyzer PVS-Studio. We check open-source projects and release patches with fixes. Today I would like...
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#CSharp
Mar 06 2017
Brief analysis of Media Portal 2 bugs
Ivan Kishchenko
Media Portal 2 is open software of a media center class, allowing the user to listen to music, watch videos, viewing pictures, and much more. For us, the developers of PVS-Studio static...
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