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PVS-Studio in CMake: It's official now

By Andrey Karpov | May 18, 2026 07:08 AM | Tags: sast pvs-studio cmake

If you're working on a cross-platform project in C or C++, you usually don't rely on a single build system, but instead use a build script generator. CMake, the most popular one, has recently been officially integrated with PVS-Studio static analyzer for these languages.

PVS-Studio in CMake: It's official now

by Taras Shevchenko

From the article:

Using the built-in integration to analyze code limits your options for interacting with the analysis results: the PVS-Studio report is not saved, since source code files are analyzed individually. So, the report conversion via plog-converter is unavailable, but you can aggregate analyzer warnings in CDash—a test result monitoring system also developed by Kitware. The developers on the CMake team did just that—you can see the result of the integration here.

 

Starting a C++ project with CMake in 2024

By Meeting C++ | Mar 15, 2024 11:22 AM | Tags: meetingcpp cmake basics

A post on how I've recently started a new C++ project.

Starting a C++ project with CMake in 2024

by Jens Weller

From the article:

Last year I've written last year about my plans to return to C++, taking on some project ideas with C++20 and CMake.

The first project is now in its beginning, so I thought to share the steps so far. Some of this blog post is covered by my recent talk Starting a modern C++ project with CMake in 2024. In this post I'm going stay within the parts of the build tooling, following up with the code in other posts.

After working through the official CMake tutorial...