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Jan 05 2018
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Andrey Karpov
I'm currently studying a report by PVS-Studio analyzer with the results of a fresh check of the Chromium project and the libraries it employs. Based on these results, I'm going to write a series...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Dec 25 2017
Speeding up the Build of C and C++ Projects
Phillip Khandeliants
Many programmers know firsthand that C and C++ program builds very long. Someone solves this problem by sword-fighting at build time, someone is going to the kitchen to "grab some coffee"...
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Dec 19 2017
A first look at RPG: turns out it's not only Role-Playing Games
Phillip Khandeliants
Many of you have heard about one of the oldest programming languages, COBOL, and you have also heard that COBOL programmers are much asked for nowadays to maintain old legacy code. There's...
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Dec 14 2017
PVS-Studio 2018: CWE, Java, RPG, macOS, Keil, IAR, MISRA
Andrey Karpov
2018 year is approaching and it's time to think about new directions for development of our PVS-Studio static analyzer. At the moment, the greatest concern for us is the Java language support...
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Dec 07 2017
When a Butler Becomes a Victim
Sergey Khrenov
Today we are going to depart from the classical cliché of second-rate detectives and will tell you about the case from our experience, when the butler himself became a victim and a search...
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#StaticAnalysis
Dec 05 2017
Discussion on Static Code Analysis
Andrey Karpov
One of my articles aroused a few comments filled with so much prejudice against static analysis that I felt I should post my reply as a separate article for others to see. I hope it will give...
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#Cpp #Marketing
Dec 04 2017
How developers were checking projects for bugs using PVS-Studio
Phillip Khandeliants
Pinguem.ru and the PVS-Studio team recently held a contest where programmers were to use PVS-Studio static analyzer for one month to find and fix bugs in the source code of open-source...
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#Cpp
Nov 29 2017
Yes, PVS-Studio Can Detect Memory Leaks
Andrey Karpov
We are often asked if our static analyzer PVS-Studio can detect memory leaks. To avoid emailing the same text again and again, we decided to post a detailed answer in our blog. Yes, PVS-Studio...
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#Cpp
Nov 28 2017
Code Quality Comparison of Firebird, MySQL, and PostgreSQL
Sergey Vasiliev
Today's article is somewhat unusual, if only because instead of reviewing one project, we'll be comparing three projects at once, looking for the one with the most interesting bugs and - which is...
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#Cpp
Nov 27 2017
Review of Music Software Code Defects. Part 5. Steinberg SDKs
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
I continue to review the code of musical applications, and here is the first representative of commercial software. Reading the comments to the previous articles, I noticed the popularity of...
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