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How to use mass suppression in PVS-Stud…
Yulia Khushnamova
Dec 29 2020

How to use mass suppression in PVS-Studio for C++?

Dec 29 2020

Have you just run the analyzer and now you have no idea what to do with all this abundance of warnings? ? Nothing to worry about - we made a special mechanism that can help you deal with them ?? In this video, you'll learn about the inner workings of mass warnings suppression mechanism in PVS-Studio for C++.

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