debugging environmentの例文

• The simulators include development and debugging environments which assist in the design of the logic for chips and computer systems.
• MPW supported a source-level debugger called "'SADE "'( Symbolic Application Debugging Environment ).
• Some examples are ARM CoreSight and NDA . The adoption of the JTAG standard helped move JTAG-centric debugging environments away from early processor-specific designs.
• Leveraging the ANDF format, the DWARF standardized debugging format, and the OMI protocol for communicating with target board debug monitors, SCORE was able to provide a common building and debugging environment for real-time application developers.
• When an organization licenses Visual Basic for Applications ( VBA ) from Microsoft, as companies such as Autodesk, StatSoft, Great Plains Accounting and Visio ( subsequently acquired by Microsoft ) have done, it is allowed to redistribute the full VBA code-writing and debugging environment with its product.
• Researchers at Keldysh developed two languages : PROL2 ( used for real-time programming of onboard systems ) and DIPOL ( used for the ground-based test systems ), as well as the development and debugging environment SAPO PROLOGUE . There was also an operating system known as Prolog Manager.
• It includes wizards for starting a project or generating default applets, a graphical source-level debugger based on Symantec's interactive-development-and-debugging environment, a speedy native Java compiler that lets you double-click on an error, taking you directly to the faulty line in the source code, and Cafe Studio for creating Java views and forms.
• Although not implemented as MPW tools, the package also came with several source-level debuggers through its history; SourceBug and SADE ( Symbolic Application Debugging Environment ) were used on MC680x0 systems, while the Power Mac Debugger ( known during development as R2Db ) provided both local and remote debugging services for PowerPC systems, the latter by using a server program known as a " debugger nub " on the computer being debugged.