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16 Jui 2017
PVS-Studio as a plugin for SonarQube
Sergey Khrenov
SonarQube is an open source platform, designed for continuous analysis and measurement of code quality. More than a year PVS-Studio has a plugin for the integrating the results of the work...
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13 Jui 2017
Cost of an Error: Who Pays for Programming Blunders?
Anastasia Zubkova
Modern programmers live in a very special period of time, when the software is penetrating into literally all spheres of human life and is installed on a numerous amount of devices that are a part...
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08 Jui 2017
Checking Notepad++: five years later
Sviatoslav Razmyslov
This year PVS-Studio static analyzer turned 10. Although, we should clarify the point that 10 years ago it was called Viva64. Another interesting point: it's been 5 years since the previous check...
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23 Mai 2017
Handing out PVS-Studio Analyzer Licenses to Security Experts
Andrey Karpov
We have suddenly realized that there are opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation between us and information security experts. Those experts who specialize in search of vulnerabilities...
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19 Mai 2017
The Evil within the Comparison Functions
Andrey Karpov
Perhaps, readers remember my article titled "Last line effect". It describes a pattern I've once noticed: in most cases programmers make an error in the last line of similar text blocks. Now I...
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16 Mai 2017
PVS-Studio Team Willing to Work on Improving Tizen Project (open letter)
Andrey Karpov
This is an open letter from Andrey Karpov, representative of the PVS-Studio team, to the developers of the Tizen OS. Our team is willing to work on improving the quality of Tizen project. The...
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12 Mai 2017
A round of applause to the Tor project
Andrey Karpov
My congratulations to the authors of the Tor project. I didn't manage to find any errors after the analysis by PVS-Studio static code analyzer. We write such words very rarely, so the authors...
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10 Mai 2017
Comparing PVS-Studio for C# and a built-in Visual Studio analyzer, using the CruiseControl.NET codebase
Sergey Khrenov
Recently I have done comparison of C# analyzers by PVS-Studio and SonarQube on the base of PascalABC.NET code. The research turned out to be pretty engaging, so I decided to continue working in...
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05 Mai 2017
2038: only 21 years away
Jonathan Corbet
Sometimes it seems that things have gone relatively quiet on the year-2038 front. But time keeps moving forward, and the point in early 2038 when 32-bit time_t values can no longer represent...
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04 Mai 2017
Checking the code of Valgrind dynamic analyzer by a static analyzer
Andrey Karpov
I should say right away, that the article was not written to show that static analysis works better than dynamic. This statement would be incorrect, as well as the reverse idea. The tools of...
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