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Mar 27 2024
Setting up static analysis for Unreal Engine project
Mikhail Evtihevich
The PVS-Studio analyzer's been supporting the analysis of the Unreal Engine projects for a long time. Since the last post on the topic, we've hammered away at this mode. That's why we'd like...
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#CSharp
Mar 21 2024
Invincible null: digging into nopCommerce source code
Nikita Panevin
The nopCommerce project is a free open-source platform on ASP.NET Core to create online stores. Today we'll find out what ambiguities lurk in its...
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Mar 15 2024
Don't fix anything — cultivate acceptance instead: bugs in games that have become features
Mariya Hlopova
Many psychologists recommend cultivating acceptance. That is, accepting one's mistakes, for example. Some game developers have taken this quite seriously. They decided, "Why not?" and made...
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#Cpp
Mar 07 2024
Parable of null pointer for indolent C programmers
Andrey Karpov
I agree that a memory allocation error with malloc is quite rare case, and after such an error it's most likely that the program can't fully function. But I'm bewildered how programmers...
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#Cpp
Mar 04 2024
Let's check Blender
Alexey Gorshkov
The PVS-Studio headquarters: "Time flies by so fast... This year, on January 2, Blender turned 30 years old! It feels like just yesterday we published an article on checking the project... What...
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#Marketing
Feb 28 2024
How to shatter toilet lid and get more sleep at company's expense: PVS-Studio's trips to conferences in 2023
Elizaveta Kuznetsova
The year 2023 has already passed, so it's time to pick up the annual recap baton (even though I'm a bit late to the party). Programming events is my area of expertise, so here we'll dive into...
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#Cpp
Feb 20 2024
Why it is bad idea to check result of malloc call with assert
Andrey Karpov
The pointer returned by malloc needs to be checked before use. Using the assert macro to check the pointer would be wrong. In this article, we'll investigate why this is a bad programming...
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#Knowledge #StaticAnalysis #Java
Feb 15 2024
OOP in real-life cases
Konstantin Volohovsky
In most cases, you can solve a task in an intuitive, procedural way. However, the simplest option isn't always the best. I invite you to take a look at a real-world example of transforming a...
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#Release
Feb 13 2024
PVS-Studio 7.29: Java code check in VS Code, Boost smart pointers, and plugin for Qt Creator on macOS
Gleb Aslamov
PVS-Studio 7.29 has been released. Now you can analyze Java projects in a plugin for VS Code, check Boost smart pointers, use the PVS-Studio plugin for Qt Creator 12 on macOS, and that's not all...
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#Java
Feb 09 2024
PVS-Studio extension for Visual Studio Code: searching for errors in Java code
Andrey Moskalev
Are you a Java developer and prefer to work in VS Code? Good news! Now you can enhance code safety with the PVS-Studio extension, which helps detect errors in Java projects and much...
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