Andrey Karpov

@Code_Analysis

Founder and developer of PVS-Studio static code analyzer for C, C++, C# and Java. Microsoft MVP in 'Developer Technologies', passionate software engineer.

Russia, Tula
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Joined September 2010
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  1. 12 hours ago

    Numerous typos and Copy-Paste code became the main topic of the additional article about checking the Haiku code by the PVS-Studio analyzer.

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    15 hours ago

    This was great fun and was the perfect co_guest!

    Episode 207 of CppCast is live! and are joined by and to do a Cologne trip report! Listen to all the 20 news now!
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  3. 23 hours ago

    Who's afraid of a big bad optimizing compiler?

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    Jul 25

    Improved Linker Fundamentals in Visual Studio 2019 via blog

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  5. Jul 24

    How to shoot yourself in the foot in C and C++. Haiku OS Cookbook.

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    Jul 24

    The article about checking .NET Core libraries using the PVS-Studio static code analyzer is still in progress, and so far, I decided to share one interesting code fragment with you.

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  7. Jul 24

    I've come to the idea that we need to add search for constants to PVS-Studio that are in *.h files provided that they are classes with constructors.

    New blog post: What Every C++ Developer Should Know to (Correctly) Define Global Constants Thanks for your help !
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  8. Jul 24

    Visit the link to follow us on Instagram "pvsstudio":

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  9. Jul 24

    There, you can find posts on the new articles, news and new blog section called '365 days of PVS-Studio Life' where we tell about our company, the team and the analyzer.

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  10. Jul 24

    For those who follow us on social media might be interesting to know that, besides Facebook and Twitter, we have a page on Instagram.

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  11. Jul 24

    What's the Use of Dynamic Analysis When You Have Static Analysis?

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  12. Jul 23

    In this article, I'm going to tell you about PVS-Studio, an analyzer for C and C++ code, and show you how to use it in the Visual C++ environment. This guide is specifically intended for beginner users.

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  13. Jul 22

    Getting Started with the PVS-Studio Static Analyzer for Visual C#.

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  14. Jul 22

    Clang/LLVM Support for MSBuild Projects | C++ Team Blog

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  15. Jul 21

    It's a small project and the article on its analysis probably won't be that interesting. The smaller project is the higher quality it has: . But we'll check it anyway. Thank you!

    Replying to @MichalZiulek
    analysis time
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    Jul 12

    Episode 206 of CppCast is live! In this episode and are joined by to talk about and how his team integrates the ElectronJS app with ! Listen Now!

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  17. Jul 18

    Verifying the recommendation "Don't do the compilers job" from the book "The Ultimate Question of Programming, Refactoring, and Everything".

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  18. Jul 18

    Another day - another interesting thing found by PVS-Studio in the source code of the .NET Core libraries. This time, it's a "feature", not a bug. Interesting methods - they can happen sometimes...

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  19. Jul 17

    And don't forget about PVS-Studio :). PVS-Studio is a tool for detecting bugs and security weaknesses in the source code of programs, written in C, C++, C# and Java. Ways to Get a Free PVS-Studio License:

    One good way to start contributing to open source — Static Analyzers! A story on new contributor to -
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  20. Jul 17

    Static Code Analysis Software Market will reach US$ 26400 million by 2024 by: PyCharm, ReSharper, Coverity, ReSharper C++, SonarQube, Micro Focus.

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