It has been over a year since the last check of the LLVM project with PVS-Studio, and in that time, two releases have come out. So, it's a good time to get back and analyze the fresh LLVM...
Have you ever wanted to see your code in a whole new light? For example, imagine what your code base would look like if it were a city. Sounds a bit unreal, doesn't it? Let's take a walk through...
Do you write in C or C++ and want to analyze code regardless of the build system? Today, we'll explain how to use PVS-Studio static analyzer and plugin for Visual Studio Code on...
Code for some Erlang/OTP modules is older than most modern junior developers. These files are the true digital patriarchs. For decades, they have made sure that banking transactions...
In September, we broke down the 86Box v5.0 release, timed for the 30th anniversary of Windows 95 retail launch, and promised to show you something else. What is it that we promised? And why did...
What's missing from C++—and how do developers fill the gaps? The author explores ideas and examples that show how the language could go even further. Let's explore them in this...
Your code accepts external data? Congratulations, and welcome to the minefield! Any unchecked user input can lead to a vulnerability, and manually finding all the "tripwires" in a large project...
I think you're becoming tired of vibe-coding topics. But don't worry, my goal isn't to talk about new groundbreaking achievements that change the world, blah-blah-blah... I find it more...
Early morning. Fog blankets the mountain ranges. Wake up, Gordon. It's time for us to go straight into the heart of darkness to free this world of the slumbering evil. Yes, and don't forget...
On August 24, 2025, 86Box 5.0 was released. The low-level emulator for IBM PCs and compatibles has received a new dynamic processor instruction recompiler, broader hardware support, and...
