Abstract
Static analysis and dynamic analysis have dual properties. Static analysis has high coverage, but is imprecise, and produces false alarms. Dynamic analysis has low coverage, but has high precision. We present lessons learned from three different projects, where we have combined the complementary strengths of static and dynamic analysis to solve interesting problems:
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