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Nov 07 2024
.NET Digest #4
Artem Rovenskii
Welcome to the fourth part of our digest on news and events in the .NET world! We've got a lot of updates this time. The PVS-Studio team is happy to present you a selection of the most exciting...
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#Cpp
Nov 05 2024
Finding errors in unit tests
Andrey Karpov
We have long wanted to write an article with the idea that unit tests are cool. But we shouldn't forget that they can also contain errors. Recently we have checked the DPDK project, whose...
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Nov 01 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 8 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the eighth 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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#Cpp
Oct 31 2024
Realm of gaming experiments: potential developer errors in emulator creating
Aleksandra Uvarova
Creating an emulator for Xbox 360 games on a PC is challenging, and developers may encounter treacherous bugs at each stage of development. Let's explore some common issues that may arise during...
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#Cpp
Oct 28 2024
Most striking error I found with PVS-Studio in 2024
Andrey Karpov
Listen, my tastes are very...singular. The beauty of this error is one does not simply find it. I don't believe that developers can spot it in code reviews. Unless if they know beforehand...
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#CSharp
Oct 25 2024
Catch vulnerability on your own: user annotations for C# code
Nikita Panevin
We think everyone knows that vulnerabilities can negatively affect a project. There are a number of ways to tackle vulnerabilities, from manual searches to customized tools. The article will...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Oct 23 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 7 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the seventh 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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#CSharp #Knowledge
Oct 22 2024
What's new in C# 13: overview
Valentin Prokofiev
A new C# version is coming soon, continuing our annual overview series. This year's release brings more changes than the last. That's nice to see! There are both major changes and specialized...
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#CSharp #GameDev
Oct 17 2024
What's new in Unity 6? Overview of release updates and source code issues
Andrey Moskalev
Unity 6 is finally here! According to the developers, this is the most stable version in the game engine history. Why don't we check it using a static code analyzer? We'll also take a brief look...
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Oct 16 2024
Belay the Metamorphosis: analyzing Kafka project
Vladislav Bogdanov
Have you ever wondered what bugs might be lurking in the project source code of global companies? Don't miss the chance to spot interesting bugs detected by the PVS-Studio static analyzer in...
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