Bug-sistential - pertaining to existing bugs
Bug-sistentialism - a pessimistic outlook about the existence of bugs
Examples: What a bug-sistential problem we have to solve here! Pure bug-sistentialism!
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a mad day - a day spent doing memory (dump) analysis and/or debugging
Examples: What a mad day! We had several blokes at a bobo address. Those events were rather sad.
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“Memory dumps are facts.”
I’m very excited to announce that Volume 3 is available in paperback, hardcover and digital editions:
Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 3
In two weeks paperback edition should also appear on Amazon and other bookstores. Amazon hardcover edition is planned to be available in January 2010.
The amount of information was so voluminous that I had to split the originally planned volume into two. Volume 4 should appear by the middle of February together with Color Supplement for Volumes 1-4.
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a bobo address - an address a system will definitely crash at, given an opportunity
Examples: bad0b0b0, 00000000
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This is a revised, edited, cross-referenced and thematically organized volume of selected DumpAnalysis.org blog posts about crash dump analysis and debugging written in October 2008 - June 2009 for software engineers developing and maintaining products on Windows platforms, quality assurance engineers testing software on Windows platforms and technical support and escalation engineers dealing with complex software issues. The third volume features:
- 15 new crash dump analysis patterns
- 29 new pattern interaction case studies
- Trace analysis patterns
- Updated checklist
- Fully cross-referenced with Volume 1 and Volume 2
- New appendixes
Product information:
Back cover features 3D computer memory visualization image.
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SAD eventSystem or Application Dump event
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American equivalent of a British bloke:
a pal - a panic alarm
Examples: I see a pal. I got this company’s pal.
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a bloke - a blown kernel
Examples: I see a bloke. I got this company’s bloke.
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