Software Diagnostics Library

This paleodebugging tool was excavated from Central Russia (thanks to Mr. Kutuzov) and generously provided for a photo session by its owner Mr. Mansour:

It also inspired this sequence of strcat: Analog -> Anatrace -> Analyzer -> Tracelyzer -> Loglyzer.

… enough tracing. It’s time to close our session:

… what is left? If you are curious, look at this conceptual picture:

Component Trace

If you wonder what electricity has to do with tracing (at a metaphorical level) look at this trace analysis pattern:

Statement Density and Current

- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -

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