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#Cpp #Compiler

30 Avr 2026

Silent foe or quiet ally: Brief guide to alignment in C++. Part 3

Elizaveta Zhegalova

We've already covered basic field alignment and explored how inheritance layers data atop one another. By now you might think we have uncovered every trap. But not so fast! This topic has a...

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29 Avr 2026

Let's make a programming language. Lexer

Yuri Minaev

In this video, we continue building our own programming language from the ground up. Previously, we covered how terminal symbols fit into a grammar. Now we move one layer deeper: the lexer. The lexer is the part of the parsing pipeline that operates on terminal symbols…

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#Cpp

24 Avr 2026

Webinar series: How to make a programming language. Next up—the lexer

Polina Alekseeva

PVS-Studio presents a live-coding tutorial series on building your own programming language in...

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#CSharp

23 Avr 2026

AI integrations: rely or verify? Checking Semantic Kernel

Nikita Panevin

Semantic Kernel is a Microsoft's SDK for integrating AI models into applications. Can PVS-Studio static analyzer find defects in the source code of a project like this? This article answers...

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#Cpp

21 Avr 2026

Let's check vibe code that acts like optimized C++ but is actually a mess

Andrey Karpov

Many can write code now. What makes a skilled developer is knowing how to review it. Code generation is easy. Evaluating it for proper decomposition, correctness, efficiency, and security takes...

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#Release

17 Avr 2026

PVS-Studio 7.42: Testing new analyzers, expanded MISRA C++ 2023 support, and more

Valerii Filatov

PVS-Studio 7.42 is now released. This version features expanded support for MISRA C++ 2023, a plugin for Qt Creator 19, official integration with CMake, and other useful improvements. Keep...

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#Knowledge #Compiler

16 Avr 2026

How do compilers work?

Aleksandra Uvarova

Even though we write code every day, we often view the compiler as a "black box." Today, let's explore how a compiler actually works, discuss its lifecycle, and see where trees come into...

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#StaticAnalysis #JavaScript

14 Avr 2026

Developing new static analyzer: PVS-Studio JavaScript

Vladislav Bogdanov, Konstantin Volohovsky

PVS-Studio static code analyzer has been on the market for 18 years now. Over this time, it has grown to support C, C++, C#, and Java. We don't plan to stop at these languages. This article...

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#Release

10 Avr 2026

Changes to PVS-Studio's free licensing policy

Valerii Filatov

We have updated the licensing terms regarding the free use of the tool. Here is a breakdown of the...

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#GameDev

09 Avr 2026

Game++. Part 1.1: C++, game engines, and architectures

Sergei Kushnirenko

This book offers insights into C++, including algorithms and practices in game development, explores strengths and weaknesses of the language, its established workflows, and hands-on solutions...

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