Java
Good craftsmen need good tools.
- PMD
- PMD is a tool that helps you to improve your code. It is rule-based and comes loaded with many rules about coding style, unused variables and methods, missing Javadoc comments and all those small mistakes that are not bad enough to get rejected by a compiler but that you might want to avoid in order to keep your code smoking hot. Actually, even if you don't use PMD, reading it's set of rule can be very instructive. And if you decide to use it, you can also create your own rules easily. Finally PMD can run from the command line but it also integrates nicely into several IDEs.
- JavaInfo
- I made this Perl script to extract the minor and major version numbers of each Java class file given in argument. It prints the raw values but also translates them into the publicly known Java version designation. The bytecode parsing is based on the second Java VM Specs.
|
Copyright © 2000-2012 Thomas Leplus.
Unless otherwise noted, the content of this site is licensed under Creative Commons. |
 
|
"Love is the answer - but while you're waiting for the answer, sex raises some pretty interesting questions." -- Woody Allen