Time travel source code debugger incorporating asynchronous collaboration
AssigneeOzCode Ltd.
InventorsOmer Raviv, Alon Mordechai Fliess
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InventorsOmer Raviv, Alon Mordechai Fliess
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A novel and useful system and method of time traveling source code debugging including several advanced capabilities that significantly improve the source code debugging process. Upon hitting a breakpoint or opening a dump file, the debugger travels to the future which can be altered by a user by modifying code on the fly (live coding) and receiving immediate feedback to validate bug fixes. Visual annotations including values of variables and expressions are provided as a heads up display effectively flattening time and space. A pivoting capability allows a user to switch the execution context of the code at any time. Point in time links that store the state of the debugging session can be created and activated. An asynchronous collaboration and messaging system enables multiple participants to share a debugging session. An optional redaction capability is also provided for obscuring or replacing sensitive private information.
A method, implemented on a computer that includes one or more processors, of asynchronous collaborative debugging of a debuggee application having source code associated therewith, the method comprising:
A method, implemented on a computer that includes one or more processors, of asynchronous collaborative debugging of a debuggee application having source code associated therewith, the method comprising:
A method, implemented on a computer that includes one or more processors, of asynchronous collaborative debugging of a debuggee application having source code associated therewith, the method comprising:
A computer program product for asynchronous collaborative debugging of a debuggee application having source code associated therewith, the computer program product disposed upon a computer readable storage medium, the computer program product comprising computer program instructions that, when executed by a computer program computer, cause the computer to carry out the steps of:
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