debugging informationの例文

• The later version ( 1988 ) was capable of reading DWARF debugging information.
• After debugging the program would be recompiled without debugging information to reduce its size.
• Microsoft Windows can also be configured to send live debugging information to a kernel debugger running on a separate computer.
• MPW provided a IDEs of today but the language compilers supported the symbolic debugging information file format used by the debugger.
• This is mainly used for debugging purposes to preserve the application program screen contents while replacing it, temporarily, with debugging information.
• At first these explanations were not much different than the standard debugging information that developers deal with when debugging any system.
• :: No, it's the game where you remove debugging information from binaries .-- T 09 : 43, 27 July 2006 ( UTC)
• Thus the debugging information provided as an essential part of HLLCAs either severely limits implementation or adds significant overhead in ordinary use.
• The 1995 change-over from 48 to 64-bit required that all programs be'observable', i . e . that the debugging information had not been stripped out of the compiled code.
• But not knowing your torrent program, your OS, or anything else about your situation, it's not possible for us to give any really specific debugging information or suggestions for you.
• Note that COFF was not capable of representing line numbers or debugging symbols for included source as with header files rendering the COFF debugging information virtually useless without incompatible extensions.
• Debugging information may either be an integral part of the object file format, as in COFF, or a semi-independent format which may be used with several object formats, such as stabs or DWARF.
• Full Instruction set simulators however could provide instruction stepping with or without any source, since they operate at machine code level, optionally providing full trace and debugging information to whatever higher level was available through such integration.
• The article is referring to a feature built into Microsoft Office XP and Internet Explorer version 5 that reports errors and sends crash and debugging information back to Microsoft to help the company detect and fix bugs in its software.
• In an article published by CNet News . com ( www . cnet . com ), there's word that " documents containing personal information could be sent to Microsoft along with debugging information in the event of a program crash ."
• To use Turbo Debugger with source display, programs, or relevant parts of programs, had to be compiled with TP or TC with a conditional directive set which added debugging information to the compiled executable, with related source statements and corresponding machine code.
• In debugging, simulating a program execution under test ( rather than executing natively ) can detect far more errors than the hardware itself can detect and, at the same time, log useful debugging information such as instruction trace, memory alterations and instruction counts.
• A deeper problem, still an active area of development, is that providing HLL debugging information from machine code is quite difficult, basically because of the overhead of debugging information, and more subtly because compilation ( particularly optimization ) makes determining the original source for a machine instruction quite involved.
• In runtime engine environments such as Java or . Net there exist tools that attach to the runtime engine and every time that an exception of interest occurs they record debugging information that existed in memory at the time the exception was thrown ( stack and heap values ).
• A deeper problem, still an active area of development, is that providing HLL debugging information from machine code is quite difficult, basically because of the overhead of debugging information, and more subtly because compilation ( particularly optimization ) makes determining the original source for a machine instruction quite involved.