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The state of a program at runtime is useful information for developers to understand a program. Omniscient Debugging and logging-based tools enable developers to investigate the state of a program at an arbitrary point of time in an execution. While these tools are effective to analyze the state at...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Computer Software 2015-07, Vol.32 (3), p.3_137-3_137
Hauptverfasser:	MATSUMURA, Toshinori, ISHIO, Takashi, KASHIMA, Yu, INOUE, Katsuro
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