The code quality platform for teams
How-To'sStatic Code Analysis and the Rules of Zero, Three, and Five
The Rule of Zero, Three, and Five, sometimes written 0/3/5, is a set of C++ guidelines about resource ownership and the special member functions. They exist because the alternatives are double-frees, dangling pointers, and silently broken copies. In this post we’ll work through the rules by tripping over each of those bugs in turn, then look at how to enforce them automatically with static analysis. Our colleague Anna will take us through her thoughts on this.
Anna Zhukova
Anna Zhukova is a Software Developer in Qodana and brings a powerful mix of backend expertise, cross-platform skills, and a genuine passion for static analysis to the fold. She’s currently working on building and maintaining Qodana for C++ and advancing our static analysis tools to help developers ship better, more secure code faster.
