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What's new in 7.29
What's new in PVS‑Studio 7.29
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Java in PVS-Studio plugin for Visual Studio Code

We added the support for the analysis of Java projects in the PVS-Studio plugin for Visual Studio Code.

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Support of Boost smart pointers

The C++ analyzer now supports smart pointers from the Boost library: boost::unique_ptr and boost::shared_ptr. The PVS-Studio analyzer will be able to detect errors such as null pointer dereferences when these types are used.

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Hash of code line which triggers warning

We added a mode that considers the hash of the source code line, which triggers a warning, when users mark warnings as false positives. This makes it clear whether the line of code had been changed since the warning was marked as a false positive. When the new markup mode is used, marking a warning as a false positive will no longer suppress the analyzer warning if there were any changes in the code. The feature is supported in the PVS-Studio plugins for Microsoft Visual Studio.

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PVS-Studio for Qt Creator 12

The PVS-Studio plugin for Qt Creator 12 is now supported on macOS operating systems.

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