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Mar 28 2025
Safe array handling? Never heard of it
Aleksandra Uvarova
Sooner or later, any developer working with C-like languages gets the idea of treating a two-dimensional array as a one-dimensional one. The reasons vary, but the result is usually the same. In...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Mar 18 2025
Breaking down bugs in TDengine to master refactoring, part 2: stack-consuming macro
Andrey Karpov
Get ready for code smells, classic errors, and typos when checking the TDengine project using PVS-Studio. Much of this is avoidable if we design code carefully from the beginning, keep the...
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#Knowledge #StaticAnalysis
Mar 17 2025
Dirty code: trusted keeper of errors. Broken windows theory
Valerii Filatov
Many people know that code cleanliness affects its maintainability and stability, but what about bugs? In this article, we'll explore real examples to see how dirty code can lead to problems—and...
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#Knowledge #Java
Mar 12 2025
What's new in Java 24
Evgenii Slepyshkov
On March 18, a new Java version is set to arrive! Let's take a peek at new features, including the long-awaited final implementation of Stream...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Mar 06 2025
std::array in C++ is faster than array in C. Sometimes
Anton Tretyakov
Hi, folks! Let's see if std::array overtakes the built-in array with the help of compiler optimizations or falls...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Mar 05 2025
Breaking down bugs in TDengine to master refactoring, part 1: sausage code
Andrey Karpov
The analysis of the TDengine project code using PVS-Studio reveals classic errors and typos. Developers could've avoided many of them if they had carefully designed the code in the first place...
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#Knowledge #StaticAnalysis #Security #Java
Feb 25 2025
Looking for potential vulnerabilities in code, part 2: practice
Konstantin Volohovsky
Last time, we discussed common approaches to detecting vulnerabilities in applications. This time, we'll take a more down-to-earth look at how we've implemented these mechanisms in our...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Feb 18 2025
History of C and C++. Part two: standardization of C and C++, Qt, Clang, and Unreal Engine
Valerii Filatov
This is a second part of the story on how the C and C++ languages came to be as we know them today. Here, we'll cover the official certification of C and C++, as well as the tools released...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Jan 28 2025
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior
Andrey Karpov
Your attention is invited to the complete list of e-book parts (12 parts out of 11) on undefined behavior. This is not a textbook, as it's intended for those who are already familiar with...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Jan 22 2025
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 12 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the final part of an e-book on undefined behavior. This is not a textbook, as it's intended for those who are already familiar with C++ programming. It's a kind of...
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