Re: debuggers - request for information

kadhim@cs.colorado.edu writes:
>[An article -- ``Fast Breakpoints''? Sorry, no reference.]


%A Peter Kessler
%T Fast Breakpoints: Design and Implementation
%J Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN '90 Conference on Programming
Language Design and Implementation; SIGPLAN Notices
%V 25
%N 6
%D June 1990
%P 78-84


Another *true* classic:


%T The diagnosis of mistakes in programmes on the EDSAC
%A S. Gill
%J Proceedings of the Royal Society Series A Mathematical and Physical
Sciences
%V 206
%N 1087
%P 538-554
%D 22 May 1951
%I Cambridge University Press
%C London and New York
%K debugging
%K fast breakpoints
%X This is great, it has everything about debugging, and it's from 1950!


See also:


%A Robert Wahbe
%T Efficient Data Breakpoints
%J Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Architectural
Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS-V)
%D October 1992
%P 200-212


%A Robert Wahbe
%A Steven Lucco
%A Susan L. Graham
%T Practical Data Breakpoints: Design and Implementation
%J ACM SIGPLAN '93 Conference on Programming Language Deisn and
Implementation (PLDI)
%C Albuquerque, New Mexico
%D June 1993
%P 1-12


And blowing my own horn:


%A David Keppel
%T Fast Data Breakpoints
%R UWCSE 93-04-06
%D April 1993
%I University of Washington
%W http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/pardo/papers.d/data-break.html


;-D oN ( Request for bug-free programs ) Pardo
[Don't miss that EDSAC paper. Every important idea in computer science was
already known by 1960. We've just been working out the details. If you push
me, I might go to 1965. -John]
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