Object-Oriented Debugging and Troubleshooting
OODT pronounced ”Oddity” is not a paradigm shift for support and software maintenance environments but a recognized way to solve problems using object-oriented techniques. In contrast to Structured Debugging and Troubleshooting methods (SDT) where engineers have sequence of questions and structure troubleshooting plans around them OODT is based on targeting specific objects, subsystems and systems (sending “messages” to them) and evaluating response and changes in their behaviour. I have to say more about it later after introducing CBDT (no easy pronunciation for it but any suggestions are welcome :-)).
Note: OODT doesn’t mean troubleshooting OO systems - it means applying OO techniques to troubleshooting
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org -