| 释义 |
debugger, n. Computing.|diːˈbʌgə(r)|
[f. debug v. + -er1.]
A program that facilitates debugging, e.g. by allowing the execution of programs to be examined by means of traces, break points, etc. Also rarely, a person who performs debugging.
1969W. H. Josephs On-Line Debugger for O/S 360 Assembly Lang. Programs (RAND Rep. No. RM 6027 ARPA) 1 An on-line symbolic debugger can be invaluable. 1978Sci. Amer. Feb. 29/2 (Advt.), Although most system designers and debuggers will declare the HP 1615 to be priceless, it can be purchased for $6800. 1983Pop. Computing Nov. 70 A debugger allows you to..set breakpoints in the program being tested where control returns to the debugger. These breakpoints are used to prevent system crashes or to test the operation of specific sections of your program. 1985Personal Computer World Feb. 171/3 When you enter the debugger, a tracing finger follows program execution by moving to the line that Basic is currently executing. |