Anna Voronina articles - 177 total
Anxious analyzer and developer hostage syndrome
We're looking at the screen. One warning. Just one, but it's red. It's "screaming". We can't...
Anxious analyzer and developer hostage syndrome
We're looking at the screen. One warning. Just one, but it's red. It's "screaming". We can't...
Lock, Java, and two nulls: XMage edition
A computer game written in Java is rare but always interesting. That's why we couldn't miss the...
History of Java: evolution, legal battles with Microsoft, Mars exploration, Spring, Gradle and Maven, IDEA and Eclipse
From inception to conquering the Red Planet. This article explores Java's history: from its first...
PVS-Studio 7.37: enhanced taint analysis, MISRA version control, SLNX project support, and more
PVS-Studio 7.37 has been released! Discover the expanded taint analysis mechanism, MISRA version...
Creating Sega Genesis emulator in C++
This article covers the development of a Sega Genesis 16-bit console emulator in C++. A lot of...
.NET Digest #7
Welcome to the seventh part of our digest of news and events in the .NET world! We've packed in many...
Why SSDLC needs static analysis: a case study of 190 bugs in TDengine
Static code analysis is one of the most important components of secure software development. It...
History of C#: versions, .NET, Unity, Blazor, and MAUI
C# is a popular programming language leveraged to develop apps, web services, and games. Let's take a...
Searching in a search: let's check Elasticsearch
This is one of the biggest open-source Java projects. Many enterprises, including GitHub, Netflix,...
Curling CPython around PVS-Studio
Python, a programming language that needs no special introduction. It has rightly earned the title of...
PVS-Studio 7.36: expanded MISRA support, plugin for Qt Creator 16, enhanced user annotations for C#, and much more
PVS-Studio 7.36 has been released. This version brings exciting updates, including extended MISRA...
Exploring Nau Engine codebase: pt.3
In the final part of our trilogy on Nau Engine, we'll focus on errors that occur when implementing...
PowerShell: new features, same old bugs
PowerShell is a well-known Microsoft tool—but what's hiding in its source code? Our analyzer is on...
PowerShell: new features, same old bugs
PowerShell is a well-known Microsoft tool—but what's hiding in its source code? Our analyzer is on...
Breaking down bugs in TDengine to master refactoring, part 3: price of laziness
Get ready for code smells, classic errors, and typos when checking the TDengine project using...
Safe array handling? Never heard of it
Sooner or later, any developer working with C-like languages gets the idea of treating a...
Notepad injection or the story of writing new diagnostic rules
This article is about calling operating system commands in Java. Also, we'll cover OS command and...
Graph mess: what does ScottPlot have in store?
ScottPlot is a library under .NET for creating graphs. The code in such projects tends to be...
Breaking down bugs in TDengine to master refactoring, part 2: stack-consuming macro
Get ready for code smells, classic errors, and typos when checking the TDengine project using...
PVS-Studio in development of Unity projects: new specialized diagnostic rules
To this day, Unity remains popular among thousands of developers. Many well-known games such as V...
Dirty code: trusted keeper of errors. Broken windows theory
Many people know that code cleanliness affects its maintainability and stability, but what about...
Copy-paste on big screen. Analyzing errors and oddities in Radarr code
Writing the same thing over and over again is an incredibly tedious endeavor! That's why programmers...
.NET Digest #6
Welcome to the sixth edition of our .NET news and event digest! This issue is packed with updates,...
std::array in C++ is faster than array in C. Sometimes
Hi, folks! Let's see if std::array overtakes the built-in array with the help of compiler...
What's new in Java 24
On March 18, a new Java version is set to arrive! Let's take a peek at new features, including the...
Breaking down bugs in TDengine to master refactoring, part 1: sausage code
The analysis of the TDengine project code using PVS-Studio reveals classic errors and typos....
New exciting diagnostic rules in PVS-Studio 7.35
With the release of PVS-Studio 7.35, the analyzer got a ton of new diagnostic rules. You'll find lots...
Looking for potential vulnerabilities in code, part 2: practice
Last time, we discussed common approaches to detecting vulnerabilities in applications. This time,...
Does ChatGPT know everything? Let's check some facts about PVS-Studio
Does AI really know everything? Can it answer questions about you or your work with 100% accuracy? In...