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jMonit is a monitoring toolkit for java application. It provides a simple API to instrument the application, and an extensible infrastructure to gather monitored datas and build monitoring reports. On JEE applications, it provides a web UI out of the box for monitoring and tweaking the application.

High Performance Primitive Collections Realtime (fork of HPPC from Carrotsearch) Fundamental data structures (maps, sets, lists, queues, heaps, sorts) generated for combinations of object and primitive types to conserve JVM memory and speed up execution. The Realtime fork intends to extend the existing collections, by tweaking to remove any dynamic allocations at runtime, and to obtain low variance execution times whatever the input nature.

JNAerator (pronounce "generator") simply parses C and Objective-C headers and generates the corresponding JNA and Rococoa Java interfaces (it also has a very limited support for C++). This lets Java programmers access native libraries transparently, with full IDE support and little to no hand-tweaking. Users who are looking for ready-to-use libraries should check the NativeLibs4Java project instead.

The use of static analysis allows developers to analyze the source code of a program. On one hand, developers get accurate data representing any issues with the program. On the other hand, static analysis programs can have lengthy execution times. This results in a large amount of developer idleness, waiting for their program to execute. A developer's debug cycles can be particularly time consuming, when tweaking their analyses. They then have to wait around for long periods of time to test their minor changes. In order to avoid this needless idle time, we have looked into modularizing a static analysis program in order to cut down on time wasted.