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Thinking about making a post, or a series about stuff that I wish I was taught about C in school.
I might just do it regardless of interest, it would be nice to just get my thoughts written down somewhere.
Also feel free to give me some topic suggestions, like bitwise operations, memory management, object oriented-ness, fun with undefined behaviors, advanced(?) topics, etc...
Interested in a C series?
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no
no, but you should do it anyways
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Fun! with C
a very useful macro! because this mess of parenthesis is kinda hard to type when you're frustratingly debugging your code 0_0
VALGRIND-OBSCURE THE SUN
Valgrind output after correct program.
when you rearrange her bits and she valgrinds on you so hard your buffer overflows 😩
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I should say right away, that the article was not written to show that static analysis works better than dynamic. This statement would be incorrect, as well as the reverse idea. The tools of static and dynamic analysis complement each other, they do not compete with each other. Both of these methods have strengths and weaknesses. Some errors cannot be detected by dynamic analyzers, some - by static ones. That's why I suggest treating this post as another demonstration of the abilities of PVS-Studio, not the comparison of two methodologies.
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