There are common aspects to static analysis for C and C++ compared to Java but there are differences as well.

Dynamic memory management tends to be more efficient in Java, particularly the more it is abused, and particularly in multi-threaded systems.

C++ also has a big advantage in the way it allocates composite objects, using a single block of memory for the combined entity. In Java, each object needs to be allocated by its own block.

Recently, several Java and Scala servers were rewritten in non-GC languages, for example Scylla, which is a rewrite of Cassandra in C++, and Redpanda, which is a Kafka plug-in replacement written ...