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Comment Re:doesn't findbugs do this (Score 1) 157

by tb25549 on Thursday July 13, 2006 @11:50PM (#15716675) Attached to: Java Static Analysis And Custom Bug Detectors

Jackpot does bugs similar to findbugs, but then writes the change back to your source code (after you accept the preview). It's not just a bug finder but a bug fixer, too.

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Tom has been at Sun since 1994 and SunLabs since last July. Starting out on DOE, he jumped to FirstPerson as quickly as humanly possible to work on Oak (aka Java). As a member of the JDK team, he worked on the debugger interface, the AWT (rewriting the Windows native support and co-designing the AWT's new event model), helped design Swing and managed the Java Plug-in team. Currently he is working with Michael Van De Vanter and James Gosling investigating tools to improve Java developer productivity. Prior to Sun, Tom worked as an operating systems and middleware engineer on the PenPoint operating system at EO, the Patriot Partners project at Metaphor, and on CTOS at Convergent Technologies. He spent his early adult years as a professional musician, which thankfully didn't destroy too many brain cells.

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Re:doesn't findbugs do this

It appears that PL/I (and its dialects) is, or will be, the most widely used higher level language for systems programming. -- J. Sammet