Earlier we wrote about our quiz for C++ developers. Since the quiz launch, we have been carefully collecting your feedback. Some of the comments were related to the quiz errors, that we...
As the saying goes, the first step is always the hardest. That's exactly what happened in our case – after delaying it for so long, we have finally split the V512 diagnostic rule. You can read...
This note is for C++ beginner programmers who are wondering why everyone keeps telling them to use delete[] for arrays. But, instead of a clear explanation, senior developers just keep hiding...
Sometimes we publish articles about "a static analyzer that surpassed a C++ developer". And we carry on the tradition, but today we replace "developer" with...
When an analyzer or compiler issues a warning, sometimes it's hard to identify whether it's a false positive or a real error. Analyzers/compilers can be technically right, but the code also...
On our way there, we'll walk along the Cross Compilers Street, sit in the Build System Square, and have a drink at the Dependency Management Bar. We'll also visit those who use Qt in embedded...
In part 1 we discussed the basics of C and C++ projects compiling. We also talked over linking and optimizations. In part 2 we are going to delve deeper into intermodular analysis and discuss...
In mid-May this year we released an updated version of our quiz for C++ developers. It's been 2 months already — keep on reading to learn more about the...
Starting from PVS-Studio 7.14, the C and C++ analyzer has been supporting intermodular analysis. In this two-part article, we'll describe how similar mechanisms are arranged in compilers and...
