Many static analyzers enable suppressing individual warnings directly in code via special comments. Over time, the number of such comments in projects increases. Some of them lose their relevance...
Next month, another version of our beloved programming language is set to arrive. Nice reason to grab a cup of coffee and dwell on what is wrong with modern versions of C#, isn't it?
In C++, it's good practice to place functions next to the types they operate on. To apply this approach correctly, we need to understand how name lookup mechanisms work and spot where functions...
PVS-Studio 7.41 has been released. It brings improvements for Unreal Engine, support for MISRA C 2023, an update to the IntelliJ IDEA plugin, and other useful changes. See more details in this...
Devs often use "magic code" to solve tree problems on LeetCode. However, enterprise code requires readability and maintainability for years. What shall we do when a task is so large that...
Would you like to see some errors and suspicious fragments in Java code? We found lost increments, empty regular expressions, strange string sanitization, and more in an open-source project...
Docker, Kubernetes, Gitea, and other projects—they all have one thing in common: they're written in Go. Perhaps you have now realized that this is what we are talking about today. We've...
It seems like we've already revealed the secret of alignment and defeated an invisible enemy—unaligned access. Memory is under control, but performance still whispers, "Don't forget about...
Imagine your program is a model of clean code—reviewed, tested, and seemingly flawless. But its performance still falls short of expectations. You've checked everything you know. Maybe...
