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[author : Andreas Zeller]
If a debugger is a tool that lets you "see" what's going on in a program, then DDD is the tool that lets you see the most.
[author : William Brew and Maggie Johnson]
William and Maggie examine "value lattice," a new approach to static analysis that finds the most dangerous defects that tend to slip through testing.
[author : Tarak Modi]
Tarak examines CORBA's Notification service and proposes a low-overhead approach to debugging distributed systems.
[author : Girish Keshav Palshikar]
Consistency-based diagnosis systematically works out the set of all possible diagnoses by reasoning from a logical model of the normal behavior of the system.
[author : Noam Cohen]
Using COM objects involves maintaining the reference count for each object. Noam's RefCatcher tool tracks the number of AddRef/Release calls and reports unbalanced reference counts.
[author : Steve Jordi]
Instrumental monitoring of volcanoes involves remote data acquisition, automatic data processing, and interpretation — all linked to alarm systems. Steve's Tiltmeter program collects volcanic measurements for a volcano in Indonesia.
[author : George F. Frazier]
Coroutines are a natural solution to parsing problems used by assembly-language programmers. George presents a cross-platform coroutine technique for C++.
[author : Linden DeCarmo]
Most Palm users crave access to the multimedia gadgets found in "other" handheld devices. Fortunately, the Pyro for Palm satisfies those multimedia cravings.
[author : David Ruimy Gonzales and Brian Branson]
David and Brian examine the issues associated with developing power-efficient handheld wireless devices and the on-chip debug capability needed for rapid product development.
[author : Russ Ethington]
Russ presents TCPMapper, a Java utility that lets you peek inside the network connections between your browser and a proxy server.
[author : Nicholas Baran]
Load-testing software lets you simulate scenarios in which many users are logged on to the site simultaneously. NSTL examined Mercury Interactive's Loadrunner, RSW Software's E-load, and Segue Software's Silkperformer — and Nick reports on what the testing lab found.
[author : Michael Swaine]
Michael plays the numbers by the book, with his look at Stephen Wolfram's A New Kind of Science and Paul Hoffman's The Man Who Loved Only Numbers.
[author : Al Stevens]
The Software Development 2000 Conference took Al back to D.C. and he reports on everything he saw and heard before jumping into the Linux waters.
[author : Ed Nisley]
DDJ's new columnist takes a hard look at soft errors that affect wireless devices.
[author : Cameron Laird]
Can you script Java with Tcl? Sure, and TclBlend is a great way to do it.
[author : Joan Daemen and Vincent Rijmen]
NIST has announced that the Rijndael algorithm was the winner of its Advanced Encryption Standard competition. Joan and Vincent, its inventors, lift the hood on the algorithm.
[author : Dennis E. Shasha]
The shortest distance between the accident and the emergency room is often cluttered with lawyers. Ecco and Liane come up with a plan for getting to the hospital quickly and safely.
[author : Peter N. Roth]
Peter takes a long look at Andrew Koenig and Barbara Moo's Accelerated C++: Practical Programming by Example.
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[author : Nicholas Baran]
[author : Shannon Cochran]
[author : Michael Swaine]