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Mar 17 2015
PVS-Studio: 25 Suspicious Code Fragments in CoreCLR
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
The Microsoft Corporation has recently published, for free, access the source code of the CoreCLR engine, which is a key component of .NET Core. We couldn't help but pay attention to this event...
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#Cpp
Mar 01 2015
LibreOffice Project's Check
Andrey Karpov
We invite you to read a new article, about how we analyzed another well-known open-source project. This time it is the LibreOffice office suite that I have examined. The project is developed by...
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#Cpp
Feb 24 2015
Bugs Found by LibreOffice in PVS-Studio
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
Usually we check various projects by PVS-Studio. This time, it's been vice versa: We have checked PVS-Studio by LibreOffice :-). And then managed to do the opposite check as...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Feb 16 2015
Null Pointer Dereferencing Causes Undefined Behavior
Andrey Karpov
I have unintentionally raised a large debate recently concerning the question of whether it is legal in C/C++ to use the &P->m_foo expression with P being a null pointer. The programmers...
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#Cpp
Feb 09 2015
PVS-Studio for Visual C++
Andrey Karpov
Many of our articles are concentrated on anything but the PVS-Studio analyzer itself. We tell our readers about projects we have checked, nuances of C++ language, creation of plugins in C#...
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#Cpp
Feb 02 2015
Checking MatrixSSL with PVS-Studio and Cppcheck
Pavel Pimenov
In this article, I'm going to tell you about a check of the MatrixSSL project done with the static analyzers for C/C++ code PVS-Studio and...
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#Cpp
Jan 28 2015
PVS-Studio and Hostile Environment
Andrey Karpov
This is another story about programs having a hard time trying to interact with the external world. At first glance, a static analyzer should face no problems at all. It just gets files and...
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#Cpp
Jan 15 2015
Reflections on the Null Pointer Dereferencing Issue
Andrey Karpov
As I have recently found out, the question whether or not the code &((T*)(0)->x) is correct appears to be quite complicated. I decided to write a small post on this...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Jan 12 2015
The tyranny of averages
Mikhail Nikishin
Let us begin with mentioning that this article is completely non-serious. New Year is coming, holidays are almost there and there is no reason to do anything deliberate. That is why we decided...
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#Cpp #OS
Jan 03 2015
PVS-Studio Probes into Linux' Innards (3.18.1)
Andrey Karpov, Sviatoslav Razmyslov
For the sake of advertisement, we decided to analyze the Linux kernel with our static code analyzer. The difficulty of this task makes it especially interesting. Linux' source codes have...
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