- In engineering,
debugging is the
process of
finding the root cause, workarounds, and
possible fixes for bugs. For software,
debugging tactics can involve...
- defects. Some
debuggers include a
feature called "reverse
debugging", also
known as "historical
debugging" or "backwards
debugging".
These debuggers make it...
-
scripting as well.
Since version 7.0,
support for "reversible
debugging" —
allowing a
debugging session to step backward, much like
rewinding a
crashed program...
- In
software engineering,
rubber duck
debugging (or rubberducking) is a
method of
debugging code by
articulating a
problem in
spoken or
written natural...
-
debugger is a
debugger present in some
operating system kernels to ease
debugging and
kernel development by the
kernel developers. A
kernel debugger might...
- [citation needed]
Glenford J.
Myers initially introduced the
separation of
debugging from
testing in 1979.
Although his
attention was on
breakage testing ("A...
- — multi-platform, open
source Comparison of
debuggers Time
travel debugging Record and
replay debugging "Eclipse Java
development tools (JDT)". "Eclipse...
- Look up
debug in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Debugging (gerund of
debug) is the act of
finding the
cause of and
fixing bugs.
Debug may also refer...
-
internal state for the
purpose of
debugging. Some
games format their debug menu as an in-game location,
referred to as a
debug room (distinct from the developer's...
- Time
travel debugging or time
traveling debugging is the
process of
stepping back in time
through source code to
understand what is
happening during execution...
