DEBUGGING BY PREDICT ACCESSING INFORMATION

DEBUGGING BY PREDICT ACCESSING INFORMATION

A method, computer system, and a computer program product for improving debugging speed by rearranging debugging priority functions. In one embodiment, runtime input may be received about a program to be debugged. Feedback information is obtained about at least one similar program previously debugge...

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Hauptverfasser: Lin, Ke Wen, Zhang, Si Yuan, Chen, Zheng, GUO, JIU FU
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description A method, computer system, and a computer program product for improving debugging speed by rearranging debugging priority functions. In one embodiment, runtime input may be received about a program to be debugged. Feedback information is obtained about at least one similar program previously debugged. The compiling time information and runtime information are analyzed to determine a status of functions including one or more focused functions that will be used frequently and one or more unreachable functions that may never will be executed. A priority list of debugging functions is generated based on the feedback information, the runtime input and a function status. A plurality of debugging information are rearranged and parsed on the priority list prior to said program being debugged based on said debugging information.
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