OOO "Program Verification Systems"
Use PVS-Studio to check 64-bit and parallel applications
05.02.2010
/Wp64 switch and template processing error
While maintaining the analyzer Viva64 (included into PVS-Studio) we often comment upon the switch /Wp64 of Microsoft Visual C++.»
03.02.2010
Parallel notes N1 - OpenMP technology
In the next few posts we will tell you about using multi-core processors in practice.»
29.01.2010
64-bit technologies - one more trend in the modern software
In the blogs and forums, there is much discussion of multi-core processors as an evident step of computer system development.»
2.02.2010 "Lessons of 64-bit C/C++ software development" are now available on our site.»
1.02.2010 PVS-Studio 3.45 New Version Released!»
21.01.2010 PVS-Studio 3.44 New Version Released!»
10.12.2009
PVS-Studio FAQ
This paper contains some questions and answers about PVS-Studio code analyzer by OOO "Program Verification Systems".»
09.12.2009
VivaCore FAQ
This paper contains some questions and answers about VivaCore C/C++ code analysis library by OOO "Program Verification Systems"»
23.11.2009
PVS-Studio: using the function "Mark as False Alarm"
The article describes and demonstrates by an example the use of PVS-Studio 3.40 new function "Mark as False Alarm". »
x86 (Intel 80x86, IA-32) is a common name for the family of microprocessors both developed and released by Intel company and processors by other producers (for example, AMD and VIA) compatible with them. The name x86 has been assigned to these microprocessors because the names of earlier microprocessor models ended with number 86: 8086, 80186, 80286, 80386, 80486. The following models were called by proper names (for example, Pentium).
Further a 64-bit architecture x64 (AMD64) with backward compatibility with x86 has been created.