Both static and dynamic analysis for current programming languages have been developed.
The problems found in each school will lead to static analysis.
A truly "static analysis" would count a special 50 percent tax on cars as a $50 billion gain in revenue.
Complexity is increasingly becoming an issue in both static analysis and measurements.
Further, this static analysis is cast in terms of certainty.
A famous example of static analysis comes from overpopulation theory.
It allows for the static analysis of Ada programs and libraries.
Most approaches to software architecture recovery has been exploring the static analysis of systems.
Similarly, the form allows arbitrary static analysis of the entire module.
While this requires no static analysis of a program, it is highly platform-dependent.