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Unreal Engine 6 has been announced Epic Games has revealed a new engine in development, with Rocket League confirmed as the first project. The goal is to improve performance and visuals compared to previous versions. But bugs will still happen. If you want your projects to run smoothly on any Unreal Engine version, use static analysis. Read more about how PVS-Studio analyzes Unreal Engine projects: pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/… Source: youtube.com/watch?v=1ifIN2… #GameDevNews #GameDev #UE5 #UE6 #UnrealEngine

We often talk about the new Go analyzer, but what features does it have? Look at the V8015 diagnostic rule in action. Here's an error found in the Lancet project. The analyzer has detected a binary expression that was potentially intended as exponentiation. The operator '^' was used for this operation, but in reality, '^' performs a bitwise exclusive "OR" operation. The operator '^' performs exponentiation in some programming languages, such as Basic, R, and Haskell. In Go, however, '^' computes the bitwise exclusive "OR" of two operands—that is, a bitwise sum modulo 2. Want to learn more about Go features? Check out our blog! pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/… #Golang #Gophers #Debugging #Programming #Error #CodeQuality

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PVS-Studio found this error in the OpenDiablo2 project. What do you see here? Full article: pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/… #PVS_task #golang #debugging #gamedev

Find the bug before the bug finds your players New live talk: Bugs not dead: How to catch bugs in game code We'll show: - obvious & hidden reasons why bugs appear - real (and painful) examples from game dev projects - dev practices that prevent issues in game code - proven tools to reveal issues Join us and hunt bugs before players find them. pvs-studio.com/en/webinar/29/… #GameDev #Unity #UE

We've already covered a Go diagnostic rule, so now it's time for a JavaScript one! Here's what PVS-Studio static analyzer detected in the open-source ESLint project. We caught identical operands of the binary "AND" expression. The method should check whether the expression is a unary '!' operator that contains another unary '!' operator. However, instead of checking the outer unary expression's operator, the method checks twice the '!' operator of the inner unary expression. Wanna more? Check out JavaScript analyzer capabilities in the article. pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/… #JavaScript #NodeJS #TypeScript #Coding #CodeQuality #Debugging

"Game++ Part 1.2: C++, game engines, and architectures" is here! This part will cover the roles of AI, scripts, UI, tools, and architecture in game dev. pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/…

If you've ever wanted to learn how to create a programming language and see how to create the parser step by step, join us — our webinar starts at 1:00 PM (UTC+1). pvs-studio.com/en/webinar/28/…

Last time, Yuri Minaev explained the essence of tokenization. Today, he's moving on to the parser on the live talk. Sign up: pvs-studio.com/en/webinar/ Watch the full video: pvs-studio.com/en/blog/video/… #Cpp #Lexer #ProgrammingLanguage

Got some more news from the CMake team about the integration! 🎉 kitware.com/static-analysi…

PVS-Studio offers a growing set of diagnostic rules tailored specifically for Unity. They factor in the engine's specifics and help boost both code quality and runtime performance. We've recently expanded this diagnostic set. Learn more here: pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/…

Bugs and poor optimization. Sound familiar? Gamers complain about them all the time and have a poor gaming experience. To avoid this in game dev, the most effective approach is to catch errors directly in the code and not wait for the testing phase. Static analysis makes this possible. #Unity #Programming #Gamedev

Cannot but agree. We've been analyzing C++ code in some vibe-coded projects and noticed typical error patterns that make generated code prone to security issues pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/…

Check out the full video of the live talk on how to create the lexer while building a custom programming language in C++ Don’t forget about our webinar the day after tomorrow! youtube.com/watch?v=yFz1LT…