Why Programs Fail: A Guide to Systematic Debugging

By:

Zeller, Andreas

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Elsevier Science Publishing Co. 2005Description: 448pISBN:

9781558608665

Subject(s):

Computer Engineering

DDC classification:

005.14 ZEL

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How Failures Come to Be Tracking Problems Making Problems Fail Reproducing Problems Simplifying Problems Scientific Debugging Deducing Errors Observing Facts Tracking Origins Asserting Expectations Detecting Anomalies Causes and Effects Isolating Failure Causes Isolating Cause Effect Chains Fixing the Defect Formal Definitions

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