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Version Reviewing: 7.1
"programming language support, and technology support"
Summary:
Rational Software Analyzer family, Identify and fix software defects early in the development lifecycle
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Version Reviewing: beta
"Application lifecycle Management"
Summary:
Were beta testing the rational software on a new Application development and this tool has been very useful for helping setup code QA and were appraising its use as a debugging tool for future developments. All good so far
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Version Reviewing: 89%
"26"
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79
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"very good"
Summary:
worth enough
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Version Reviewing: 5
"good i have use this S/W"
Summary:
HI Friends, i am use this tools and great tools help my some problem solve Thanks
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"Sanity is important."
Summary:
Independent and freeware static analysis tools are fine if you want something that easy and cheap for small projects, but when you want to do heavy lifting for something that is seen across your company, or used by a few hundred / thousand employees, I’d recommend looking at IBM’s Rational Software Analyzer. Though no software analyzer will get everything, nobody does it better than IBM. It is automated, which is good and bad. I don’t like automated analyzers when they fix things on their own, but Rational offers solutions and quick fixes, and it doesn’t take very long to perform its analysis. For massive, multi-day projects (aren’t they all?), it’s easy enough to send what code that you’ve already done through the analyzer. Unless you’ve done something stupid like end in the middle of a loop, it’s a good sanity check. In the end, isn't that just what we need?
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What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java