Media Portal 2 is open software of a media center class, allowing the user to listen to music, watch videos, viewing pictures, and much more. For us, the developers of PVS-Studio static analyzer, this is another chance to check an interesting project, tell people (and developers) about the errors we find, and demonstrate the abilities of our analyzer of course.
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Back in 2005, with the release of C# 2.0 standard we got a possibility to pass a variable to the body of an anonymous delegate by capturing it from the current context. In 2008 the C# 3.0 brought us lambdas, user anonymous classes, LINQ requests and much more. Now it January, 2017 and the majority of C# developers are looking forward to the release of the C# 7.0 standard that should provide us a bunch of new useful features. However, there are still old features that need to be fixed. That's why there are plenty of ways to shoot yourself in the foot. Today we are going to speak about one of them, and it is related with quite an unobvious mechanism of variable capture in the body of anonymous functions in C#.
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Orchard is a free, open source, community-focused Content Management System built on the ASP.NET MVC platform. Software IP management and project development governance are provided by Outercurve Foundation, a nonprofit fund.
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We have updated the graphical user interface in the recently released version of PVS-Studio 6.10 of Visual Studio plugins and Standalone version. The previous version of the interface existed for almost 6 years without any significant changes since PVS-Studio 4.0, released in 2010, in spite of continuous evolution (menu items and buttons were regularly added and removed).
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As it is known, the Git kernel is a utility set of a command line with parameters. Usually, we use utilities that provide us with a familiar graphical interface, for comfortable work. I also happened to work with the Git utility, 'GitExtensions'. I would not say that this is the most convenient tool that I have used in my work (I liked TortoiseGit much more), but it it has full right to a place in the list of my favorite and most trusted utilities to work with Git.
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Unity3D is one of the most promising and rapidly developing game engines to date. Every now and then, the developers upload new libraries and components to the official repository, many of which weren't available in as open-source projects until recently. Unfortunately, the Unity3D developer team allowed the public to dissect only some of the components, libraries, and demos employed by the project, while keeping the bulk of its code closed. In this article, we will try to find bugs and typos in those components with the help of PVS-Studio static analyzer.
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