PVS-Studio 8.00: New JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go Analyzers, plugins for WebStorm and GoLand, and much more
The major PVS-Studio 8 release introduces new analyzers for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go. New plugins for WebStorm and GoLand make the new analyzers available directly from the IDEs. The extension for Visual Studio Code has also been extensively updated and now supports all programming languages covered by PVS-Studio.
A new TOML-based configuration file format is now used to configure the new analyzers, the new IDE plugins, and the updated Visual Studio Code extension. See the documentation for details.
Work on expanding MISRA C++ 2023 coverage continues. Sixteen existing diagnostic rules of the MISRA group have been adapted to the MISRA C++ 2023 standard. Additional information on MISRA support is available in the documentation.
The C and C++ analyzer now supports the x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-c++ compiler on Linux. Support has also been added for the TI C2000-CGT compiler in the compilation monitoring and compilation trace modes.
PVS-Studio 7.43: Unreal Engine support in Team license, extended MISRA C++ 2023, Zephyr SDK support, and more
We have made Unreal Engine project analysis available in the PVS-Studio Team license. Previously, this functionality was available only with the Enterprise license. Learn more.
We continue to expand support for the MISRA C++ 2023 coding standard. Twelve existing diagnostic rules from the MISRA group were adapted to the MISRA C++ 2023 standard. Learn more.
We added support for analyzing projects built with the Zephyr SDK compiler via build monitoring and compile_commands.json. Learn more.
We enhanced interprocedural loop analysis in the C and C++ analyzer. The analyzer can now evaluate canonical loops and factor in possible value ranges of variables.
PVS-Studio 7.42: beta testing of new analyzers, extended MISRA C++ 2023 support, official integration into CMake, and more
The early access program for new code analyzers has been launched. JavaScript and Go analyzers are now available for testing, and the TypeScript analyzer is scheduled to join the program in May. In addition, beta testing of the PVS-Studio Atlas platform has begun. This platform enables managing static analysis results. To participate in the beta testing program, please visit the registration page.
Work on supporting the MISRA C++ 2023 coding standard has been started. We have adapted twenty-two existing diagnostic rules of the MISRA group to the MISRA C++ 2023 standard. PVS-Studio IDE plugins and command-line utilities now enable selecting which MISRA C++ standard version to use. For more information about MISRA support, please refer to the documentation.
Support for free analyzer usage via special source code comments has been discontinued. For information about free licensing options for open-source projects, please refer to the documentation.
PVS-Studio plugin is now available for Qt Creator 19.x. Support for Qt Creator 13.x has been discontinued. We aim to maintain backward compatibility by supporting the latest plugin versions for all Qt Creator versions within two years of each release.
Starting with version 4.3.0, the CMake build system includes a built-in mechanism for using PVS-Studio. For more information, please refer to the documentation.
