When the rich and full of new experience year 2018 was coming to an end, we all heaved a sigh of relief ("PVS-Studio. Thank you for being alive") and thought that everything was over. But it...
More than 8 years have passed since the PVS-Studio product was released, and all this time we've been implementing new diagnostic rules in it. Moreover, we are not going to stop. If you care...
There are several ways to get a free license of the PVS-Studio static code analyzer, which is meant for searching for errors and potential vulnerabilities. Open source projects, small...
The 7.0 release marked a new milestone in the history of the PVS-Studio analyzer - the analysis is now available not only for the code, written in C, C++, C#, but also in Java. In addition to...
In 2018 we were actively participating in different conferences: both as speakers and sponsors. By the end of the year we had a large list of conferences that's why we decided to write about all...
Occasionally, we're asked a question, what monetary value the company will receive from using PVS-Studio. We decided to draw up a response in the form of an article and provide tables, which...
This article contains the list of links to the interesting blogs in various social networks. We had to choose mainly those that focus on C++, C# and Java developers because of the tech stack our...
On the New 2019 year's eve, a PVS-Studio team decided to make a nice gift for all contributors of open-source projects hosted on GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. They are given free usage of...
Pinguem.ru and the PVS-Studio team recently held a contest where programmers were to use PVS-Studio static analyzer for one month to find and fix bugs in the source code of open-source...
Recently we published 2 articles about TOP 10 errors in C++ and C# projects found in 2016. We got very positive feedback and that made us think - why not to make such a top rating of bugs for...
