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stas00/the-art-of-debugging: The Art of Debugging

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footnote: adapted from Perl's slogan: "Easy things should be easy and hard things should be possible". This is a work-in-progress collection of methodologies and copy-n-paste recipes for successful debugging of simple and complicated software problems. Some sections are quite complete, while other will be finished at a later stage, and yet other haven't been started. Besides debugging methodologies the second focus of this book is on sharing the best tools I have discovered to get the debugging job done successfully, while ideally "losing the least amount of hair" in the process. I have been developing software since 1995 and a lot of this work involved debugging. Over the years I developed various efficient methodologies for discovering the source of the problem, which is the most difficult stage before it can be solved. Since after the problem is understood, typically its resolution is at easy reach. Every so often someone I would be debugging some difficult problem with would sugges

The Art of Debugging Open Book This evolving book will teach you how to: Debug normal issues really fast Make complicated issues possible to debug footnote: adapted from Perl's slogan: "Easy things should be easy and hard things should be possible". This is a work-in-progress collection of methodologies and copy-n-paste recipes for successful debugging of simple and complicated software problems. Some sections are quite complete, while other will be finished at a later stage, and yet other haven't been started. Besides debugging methodologies the second focus of this book is on sharing the bes

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