Debugger and test tool
OwnerThomas Kesslerinventor
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Abstract
Systems and techniques for debugging machine-readable instructions are described. In one implementation, a method includes receiving an identification of a debugger, identifying an activated business software module that is to be debugged, receiving a change to the instructions of the business software module, establishing a second version of the business software module that includes the change, and activating the second version for the debugger while the business software module remains activated. The business software module is an individually functional set of machine-readable instructions operable to integrate and manage operations of a business.
Claims17
A method comprising:
- receiving an identification of a debugger;
- identifying a portion of a set of activated machine-readable instructions that is to be tested;
- establishing a second version of the portion of the set of machine-readable instructions;
- and
- activating the second version for the debugger while the portion of the set remains activated.
A method comprising:
- receiving an identification of a debugger;
- identifying an activated business software module that is to be debugged, the business software module comprising an individually functional set of machine-readable instructions operable to integrate and manage operations of a business;
- receiving a change to the instructions of the business software module;
- establishing a second version of the business software module that includes the change;
- and
- activating the second version for the debugger while the business software module remains activated.
An article comprising a machine-readable medium storing instructions operable to cause one or more machines to perform operations comprising:
- outputting a set of activated machine-readable instructions to a user, the activated instructions being available to the runtime environment of a data processing system;
- receiving a change to the activated machine-readable instructions from the user;
- and
- implementing the change in the activated machine-readable instructions without deactivating the activated machine-readable instructions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.