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How we did the check We have already checked the Linux kernel. A lot of things have changed since then - now it's equally easy to check an OS, or any other project. pvs-studio-analyzer trace -- make pvs-studio-analyzer analyze -o /path/to/report.log -j8 It took us just a few months to adapt and test the analyzer in Linux; which was previously available only for Windows. This time it was much easie

Preface1. Don't do the compiler's job2. Larger than 0 does not mean 13. Copy once, check twice4. Beware of the ?: operator and enclose it in parentheses5. Use available tools to analyze your code6. Check all the fragments where a pointer is explicitly cast to integer types7. Do not call the alloca() function inside loops8. Remember that an exception in the destructor is dangerous9. Use the '\0' li

A few words about Vim for a start Vim (http://www.vim.org/) is a cross-platform free text editor with a 30-year history, a successor of the vi editor, coming from the world of Unix systems. Vim is widely used in administration and development tasks, and is the default text editor in many GNU/Linux distributions. What distinguishes it from other text editors is that it is designed to be used with t

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The course is devoted to the creation of 64-bit applications in C/C++ language, and is intended for Windows developers who use the Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 environment. Developers working with other 64-bit operating systems will learn many interesting as well. The course will consider all steps in creating a new safe 64-bit application, or migrating the existing 32-bit code to a 64-bit system.