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Andrey Karpov

Tashkent
As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, Habr.com, Game Developer, DEV Community, DZone, Dwell Magazine
CMO. Co-founder of PVS-Studio. My company develops the PVS-Studio static code analyzer for C, C++, C#, Java.
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Code slicing: What lies inside OrcaSlicer

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By Grigory Semenchev, Alexey V. Gorshkov, Andrey Karpov
| pvs-studio.com
How can you avoid overlooking dangerous code parts during reviews? You can use static analysis tools. Let's take as an example OrcaSlicer, a popular slicing software designed to prepare 3D models for printing. We'll take a peek under its hood and see what surprises await us. About the project There's a cool project on GitHub that helps prepare 3D models for printing. It can convert a 3D model into machine instructions for creating an object layer by layer.
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PVS-Studio 7.43: Unreal Engine support in Team license, extended MISRA C++ 2023, Zephyr SDK support, and more

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By Gleb Aslamov, Andrey Karpov
| pvs-studio.com
PVS-Studio 7.43 has been released. This version features expanded support for MISRA C++ 2023, Unreal Engine integration in the Team license, Zephyr SDK support and much more. Unreal Engine support in the Team license Good news for Unreal Engine developers: analysis of Unreal Engine projects is no longer limited to the Enterprise license. Starting with PVS-Studio 7.43, this functionality is also available in the Team license.
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Real-world C++ projects built with GenAI: do they exist?

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By Grigory Semenchev, Alexey V. Gorshkov, Andrey Karpov
| pvs-studio.com
To keep PVS-Studio sharp against whatever new patterns of bugs vibe coding introduces, I've been hunting for real open-source C++ projects built this way. Turns out finding them is the hard part. What I do keep finding is things like enhance-client generated for $15. Not even worth looking at seriously. You can tell from the .obj, .iobj, .ipdb files, and other junk sitting in the repo that whoever wrote this wasn't too familiar with the basics.
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