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01 Avr 2022
Using PVS-Studio with JetBrains Rider
Evgeniya Eltukova
In this video, you'll learn how to install and set up the PVS-Studio plugin for JetBrains Rider and how to run the analysis.
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31 Mar 2022
Checking Barotrauma with the PVS-Studio static analyzer
Mikhail Evtihevich
Barotrauma is an indie game where you can steer a submarine, hide from monsters, and even play the accordion to save your ship from going down. The Barotrauma project is developed by Undertow...
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25 Mar 2022
Looking for errors in the C# code of the Eto.Forms GUI framework
Vadim Kuleshov
GUI frameworks are becoming increasingly popular: new ones appear, and old ones get a new life. At PVS-Studio, we are watching this trend very closely. Today we'll examine suspicious code...
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24 Mar 2022
Mistakes and suspicious code fragments — or how the static analyzer checked .NET 6
Yulia Khushnamova
Videos that analyze errors in software projects are an excellent opportunity to practice coding and learn from other people's mistakes. This time we'll analyze the .NET 6 source code.
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22 Mar 2022
Suspicious sortings in Unity, ASP.NET Core, and more
Sergey Vasiliev
Some believe that experienced developers do not make silly errors. Comparison errors? Dereferencing null references? Bet you think: "No, it's definitely not about me..." ;) By the way, what...
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17 Mar 2022
How to make code reliable and secure [The MISRA standard and PVS-Studio]
Yulia Khushnamova
What is the MISRA standard and what is it for? How to secure your code with the use of MISRA and the PVS-Studio static analyzer? In this video, we tried to briefly answer these and other questions.
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16 Mar 2022
Checking the Ogre3D framework with the PVS-Studio static analyzer
Grigory Semenchev
Developers like graphics engines because they are easy to work with. The PVS-Studio team likes graphics engines because we often find interesting code fragments. One of our readers asked us...
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04 Mar 2022
Top 10 errors PVS-Studio found in ASP.NET Core projects
Artem Rovenskii
Millions of people use web applications based on ASP.NET Core. This is why we enhanced the mechanics of how PVS-Studio analyzes such projects. How does PVS-Studio work now? Let's see! We...
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21 Fév 2022
MuditaOS: Will your alarm clock go off? Part II
Vladislav Stolyarov
This is the second part in a series of articles checking the MuditaOS operating system. In this article, we cover the bottlenecks of the project that are worth refactoring. The PVS-Studio...
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18 Fév 2022
How PVS-Studio prevents rash code changes, example N4
Andrey Karpov
If you regularly use a static code analyzer, you can save time on guessing why the new code doesn't work as planned. Let's look at another interesting error — the function broke during...
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