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Jun 14 2022
How PVS-Studio for Windows got new monitoring mode
Alexey Govorov
In PVS-Studio 7.18, the compiler monitoring utility for Windows got new mechanism that completely eliminates missed compiler launches. In this article, we will remind you how our analyzer copes...
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Jun 09 2022
50 terrible coding tips for a C++ developer
Andrey Karpov
Whichever C++ article you read, it provides serious information, requires thoughtful reading — preferably with a cup of coffee. And what if you want to have fun? That's why I decided to write...
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Jun 01 2022
Things to keep in mind when working with POSIX signals
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Like any other tool, POSIX signals have their own rules on how to use them wisely, securely, and safely. Programming language standards, man pages and the POSIX standard itself have described...
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May 12 2022
How to spot C and C++ developers by their code
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We happen to write code for IoT stuff related to electricity, like car charging stations. Since hardware resources are usually sufficient, our main goal is not to save on every byte possible...
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May 06 2022
Debug output on microcontrollers: how Concepts and Ranges put my printf to rest
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Hello! My name is Alexander and I work as a microcontroller...
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#Cpp #GameDev
Apr 26 2022
Unreal baselining: PVS-Studio's enhancements for Unreal Engine projects
Valery Komarov
The PVS-Studio static analyzer is constantly evolving. We enhance various mechanisms, integrate the analyzer with game engines, IDEs, CI/CD instruments, and other systems and services. A few...
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#Cpp
Apr 21 2022
50 terrible coding tips for a C++ developer: an overview
Andrey Karpov
Fun is fun, but extra caution never hurts anyone. What if it's not completely clear why some of the tips are terrible? Here you can find the relevant...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Apr 20 2022
Four reasons to check what the malloc function returned
Andrey Karpov
Some developers may be dismissive of checks: they deliberately do not check whether the malloc function allocated memory or not. Their reasoning is simple — they think that there will be...
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Apr 18 2022
How PVS-Studio prevents rash code changes, example N5
Andrey Karpov
The PVS-Studio static analyzer encompasses the symbolic execution mechanism. And today we have a great opportunity to demonstrate how this feature helps find...
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Apr 15 2022
Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities
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We present a new type of attack in which source code is maliciously encoded so that it appears different to a compiler and to the human eye. This attack exploits subtleties in text-encoding...
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