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Sep 23 2020
Why code reviews are good, but not enough
Andrey Karpov
Code reviews are definitely necessary and useful. It's a way to impart knowledge, educate, control a task, improve code quality and formatting, fix bugs. Moreover, you can notice high-level...
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Sep 03 2020
Checking QEMU using PVS-Studio
Evgeniy Ovsyannikov
QEMU is a rather well-known application for emulation. Static analysis can help developers of complex projects such as QEMU catch errors at early stages and generally improve quality and...
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Sep 01 2020
PVS-Studio finds security defects and provides application security. Report by Forrester Research on SAST, Q3 2020
Andrey Karpov, Paul Eremeev
PVS-Studio, originally developed as a universal tool for finding errors in software code, is now gradually focusing on ensuring safety and security of applications, identifying potential...
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Aug 28 2020
Checking the code of XMage, and why you won't be able to get the special rare cards of the Dragon's Maze collection
Maxim Stefanov
XMage is a client-server application for playing Magic: The Gathering (MTG). XMage's development was started in early 2010. Since then, it has seen 182 releases, attracted an army of...
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Aug 28 2020
PVS-Studio 7.09
Andrey Karpov
The development of the PVS-Studio analyzer is speeding up. Therefore, most likely, now each release will be followed by a special note so that users don't miss changes that may be useful to...
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Aug 19 2020
Static code analysis of the PMDK library collection by Intel and errors that are not actual errors
Andrey Karpov
We were asked to check a collection of open source PMDK libraries for developing and debugging applications with NVRAM support by PVS-Studio. Well, why not? Moreover, this is a small project in C...
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Aug 18 2020
OOO "Program Verification Systems" is renamed to PVS-Studio LLC
Andrey Karpov
Some people wonder why our site is named Viva64, the product is called PVS-Studio, and the company's name is OOO "Program Verification Systems". It's really weird, so it's time to set things...
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Aug 13 2020
Unicorns break into RTS: analyzing the OpenRA source code
Nikita Lipilin
This article is about the check of the OpenRA project using the static PVS-Studio analyzer. What is OpenRA? It is an open source game engine designed to create real-time strategies. The...
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Aug 06 2020
Static analysis: from getting started to integration
Maxim Zvyagintsev
Sometimes, tired of endless code review and debugging, you start wondering if there are ways to make your life easier. After some googling or merely by accident, you stumble upon the phrase...
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Aug 05 2020
Under the hood of PVS-Studio for Java: how we develop diagnostics
Nikita Lazeba
To keep it interesting, this time I'd like to tell about our approach to developing and polishing diagnostic rules for PVS-Studio Java. You will learn how we keep existing warnings consistent...
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