C++ programmer′s guide to undefined behavior: part 6 of 11
Broken syntax and standard library: ellipsis and functions with arbitrary number of arguments Surely all C++ (and even more so C) programmers are familiar with the printf function family. Among the amazing features of these functions is the capability to take an arbitrary number of arguments. You can also create full-fledged programs using just printf! There are even articles dedicated to research
60 terrible tips for a C++ developer
This is a new version of 50 terrible coding tips. Last time I wrote a separate article with the explanation of them. This was a mistake. First, the list was boring and tedious. Second, not everyone read the explanation — this fact almost eliminates the benefit of these tips. I realized that not everyone had read the second article when I saw comments and questions. I had to reply with the same thi
Lifetime extension of temporary objects in C++: common recommendations and pitfalls
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50 terrible coding tips for a C++ developer
In case you don't understand why some tip is called terrible, click the {link}. If there is no link, let me know. I'll share a more detailed explanation. A real programmer only programs in C++! {1} If you need a tab character in a string literal, feel free to press the tab key. Save \t ... for somebody else. No worries. Use nested macros everywhere. It's a good way to shorten code. You will free u
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How to use PVS-Studio for Free
Introduction The main customers of the PVS-Studio tool are the development departments of various companies. At the same time, we would also like to see individual developers as our clients. Unfortunately, our experimental product CppCat had no success. We don't know how we can build a successful business in the sphere of static analysis by selling individual licenses. This is why we still see PVS
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An Overview of Static Analyzers for C/C++ Code
CppcheckClang Static AnalyzerPVS-StudioCoverity ScanConclusionP.S. C and C++ programmers tend to make mistakes when writing code. Many of these mistakes can be found using -Wall, asserts, tests, meticulous code review, IDE warnings, building with different compilers for different operating systems running on different hardware configurations, and the like. But even all these means combined often f
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