Well, mostly compilers help with debugging indirectly. Obviously, it is impossible to debug without a compiler, since debugging generally involves making changes to the program being debugged, recompiling and running it.
Also, compilers help with debugging, by inserting debug information into the output object code - debuggers use this in order to display run-time information about the state of the program. This allows the developer to see the value of variables during the program run. The compiler puts the name of the variable into the code, since otherwise it would be stripped out and it would just be a memory location.
what is the technical name for debugging?
they are tools to help developed compilers
Debugging
Debugging in Google Chrome can be done using Inspect Element. F12 is the shortcut key for enabling debugging.
Great article of debugging, including debugging applets: http://kaidokalda.blogspot.com/
Compiler can be divided into following four main types. 1. one pass compilers 2. multi pass compilers 3. load and go compiler 4. optimizing compilers
Debugging and error handling are the same thing. true
Allinea Distributed Debugging Tool was created in 2002.
Micro Mouse Goes Debugging was created in 1983.
Micro Mouse Goes Debugging happened in 1983.
For GCC debugger is gdb; there are numerous 'man' pages and 'info' pages (or even the built-in help) on how to use it.
You can't make your Tamagotchi grow faster without debugging it. Plus, debugging a tamagotchi doesn't mean it's growing faster...