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Dec 19 2024
How third-party libraries change code analysis rules
Evgenii Feklin
Imagine you add a third-party library and suddenly some diagnostic rules of the static analyzer stop working. In this article, we'll look at one of the reasons why this can happen and offer...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Dec 17 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 11 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the 11th 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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Dec 05 2024
Brain debugging. Interview with Anders Schau Knatten, author of "C++ Brain Teasers: Exercise Your Mind"
Uliana Khromchenko
Dear readers, the PVS-Studio team is here to bring you an interview with Anders Schau Knatten, the author of "C++ Brain Teasers: Exercise Your Mind". In this article, you'll get an inside look at...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Nov 28 2024
C++ programmer's guide to undefined behavior: part 10 of 11
Andrey Karpov, Dmitry Sviridkin
Your attention is invited to the tenth 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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#Cpp
Nov 25 2024
5 lines of fortune: what program keeps under wraps
Aleksandra Uvarova
Forget about ghosts! The true threats lurk in everyday things—like static_cast, which can unexpectedly drop all security efforts, and assert, which rapidly vanishes in a release build. Welcome to...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Nov 21 2024
History of C and C++. Part one: emergence and standardization of C language. C with Classes becomes C++
Valerii Filatov
C and C++ are iconic languages in which a huge amount of code is written. What path have they traveled to become ones? This article covers the emergence of C and the beginning of its...
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#Cpp #Compiler
Nov 20 2024
19 errors in LLVM 19
Andrey Karpov
The PVS-Studio static analyzer can find errors even in such a high-quality and well-tested project as LLVM. To make sure it's not empty words, we occasionally check the project and post notes...
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Nov 19 2024
Debugging bugs in x64dbg debugger. Step out to GUI
Taras Shevchenko
We all need to interact with a debugger somehow: via text or a graphical user interface. A nasty bug may appear in a program "shell" with a well-established core. Users are unlikely to like it...
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Nov 15 2024
What's up with Telegram messenger: dozen errors detected
Alexey Gorshkov
You're all familiar with Telegram—you may come across it at least once on the news, or you may use it yourself. Like any other project, Telegram's code has some bugs. If you're a developer...
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Nov 12 2024
DPDK: 100 big and small bugs
Andrey Karpov
In his abode of R'laih, the dead Cthulhu sleeps awaiting its time. In the C code of the DPDK project a myriad of errors sleeps awaiting their time. Let's see which ones the PVS-Studio analyzer...
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