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Oct 22 2018
How PVS-Studio Proved to Be More Attentive Than Three and a Half Programmers
Andrey Karpov
Just like other static analyzers, PVS-Studio often produces false positives. What you are about to read is a short story where I'll tell you how PVS-Studio proved, just one more time, to be...
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#Cpp
Oct 19 2018
LibreOffice: Accountant's Nightmare
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
LibreOffice is a powerful Office package, which is free for private, educational and commercial use. Programmers working on it, develop a wonderful product that is used in many areas as...
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#Cpp
Oct 15 2018
A Third Check of Qt 5 with PVS-Studio
Andrey Karpov
Every now and then, we re-check projects that we already checked and mentioned in our articles in the past. Qt is one of them. The last time we checked it with PVS-Studio was in 2014. Starting...
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#Cpp #Compiler
Oct 05 2018
Perl 5: How to Hide Errors in Macros
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
Perl 5 was chosen to expand the list of open source programming languages that have been tested using the PVS-Studio static code analyzer. This article is about found errors and difficulties...
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#Cpp
Sep 19 2018
Once again the PVS-Studio analyzer has proved to be more attentive than a person
Andrey Karpov
Investigating warnings of the PVS-Studio analyzer when checking various open source projects, we see for ourselves again and again how useful this tool can be. The code analyzer is...
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#Cpp #GameDev
Aug 15 2018
Good job, authors of the game 0 A.D!
Andrey Karpov
0 A.D. is a 3D game in the genre of historical real-time strategy, developed by a community of volunteers. The size of the code base is small and I decided to perform checking of this game as a...
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#Cpp #Security #OS
Aug 01 2018
We Checked the Android Source Code by PVS-Studio, or Nothing is Perfect
Andrey Karpov
Development of large complex projects is impossible without the use of programming techniques and tools helping to monitor the quality of the code. First, it requires a literate coding standard...
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#Cpp #Java
Jul 27 2018
Reviewing Defects in the Source Code of Video Game Vangers: One for the Road
George Gribkov
The Vangers: One for the Road video game just recently turned 20. To celebrate this event, we decided to check the source code of the project and make a review of interesting bugs found. This...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Jul 24 2018
Pointers are more abstract than you might expect in C
Stefan Schulze Frielinghaus
A pointer references a location in memory and dereferencing a pointer refers to the lookup of the value of the memory location the pointer references. The value of a pointer is a memory address...
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#Cpp #GameDev
Jul 22 2018
Shocked System: Interesting Errors in the Source Code of the Legendary System Shock
Victoria Khanieva
My name is Victoria and I have recently joined the PVS-Studio team as a C++ developer. One of the ways to get acquainted with the analyzer and its diagnostics is to check a project and sort...
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