Debugging in a distributed world: observation and control

Tarafdar, Ashis; Garg, Vijay K.

doi:10.1109/asset.1998.688250

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“…In recent times, various research groups [4,5,10,11,12] have realized the importance of testing and debugging procedures for successful implementation of software systems in distributed computers.…”

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Implementation of DDARC: software architecture for debugging distributed programs

Rai

Sampath

Srivathsa

Proceedings ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications

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Debugging and testing is a larger part of the effort spent in a software development cycle. Debugging a program is time consuming and is a continuous cycle of code modification and testing. The task of debugging depends on the environment, the language, the operating system: the problem: and more interestingly even the individual program. In this paper, we present a detailed implementation of software architecture for debugging distributed programs. The debugger based on the proposed architecture supports debugging based on a mechanism for controlling multiple processes, presenting the process states, grouping of processes for ease in controlling the distributed programs developed on PVM based computing paradigm.

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