books about: debugging     books:       Pro Perl Debugging6 reviews Richard Foley, Andy Lester Apress, 2005 Perl has a Debugger? Perl is one of the easiest language for doing "quirk and dirty" tasks, such as text manipulation and writing command-line utilities for your OS of choice. However, as any Perl programmer can tell you debugging can be a nightmare and most of rely on the old-fashioned print statement to aid most of our debugging work. As powerful as Perl is, one of the drawbacks has always been its lack of an ...             Debugging22 reviews David J Agans Amacom, 2006 Good tips to hear multiple times I highly recommend this book to engineers involved in debugging systems. It really is a great way to remind us of common sense debug techniques which may sometimes get forgotten. If you are interested in increasing your effectiveness, then this book will enhance your skills and probably career. The time it saved me personally in debugging a recent problem was worth far more than I paid for the ...             Debugging Applications for Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows (Pro-Developer)11 reviews Robbins, John Microsoft Press, 2003 A very useful discussion of Windows debugging practices This book brings a vast amount of Windows-specific debugging information together in one place and has been very helpful to me. Some of this info could be found elsewhere, but only by sorting through dozens of documentation pages and magazine articles, some many years old, and additionally the author adds value by giving very explicit instructions (even providing source code) on how to do things ...             Debugging with GDB: The GNU Source-Level Debugger7 reviews Richard M. Stallman, Roland Pesch, ... Free Software Foundation, 2002 Everything you need to learn gdb This is the best way to learn gdb, either as a reference or as a study material. It covers a lot. gdb is the most used debugger and this book covers what you need no matter what you want to do. gdb is used on many platforms, ranging from vxworks, windows, mac, gnu/linux, unix, etc. gdb is the most powerful debugger and therefore a book like this is a must because no gui frontend gives ...             The Art of Debugging with GDB, DDD, and Eclipse3 reviews Norman Matloff, Peter Jay Salzman No Starch Press, 2008 Quite a gem! I must come clean first - I know the authors. Peter asked me to review one of the sections in the book many ages ago when the book was in its infancy. The book has progressed much since then, and I must admit this is much more than I was expecting from a book about debugging! Chapters 1 through 3 are the starter chapters that discuss the core debugging paradigms such as breakpoints and ...             Advanced Windows Debugging23 reviews Mario Hewardt, Daniel Pravat Addison-Wesley Professional, 2007 If I had it 5 years ago I probably wouldn't have started blogging on crash dump analysis... This is the book I wanted to read when I started doing Windows crash dump analysis more than 5 years ago. Although other excellent Windows debugging books existed at that time including "Debugging Applications" written by John Robbins and "Debugging Windows Programs: Strategies, Tools, and Techniques for Visual C++ Programmers" written by Everett N. McKay and Mike Woodring I needed a book that ...             Windows Debugging: Practical Foundations5 reviews Dmitry Vostokov Opentask, 2009 Nice Introduction I almost deduced a 1/2 star from this title, mainly because some of the grammar is a little rough around the edges. However, putting that aside, I like the relevancy of the contents, and the educational value associated with the book. It will provide a solid foundation for your debugging efforts using WinDbg (An incredibly powerful debugger from Microsoft), and any other debugger for that matter. ...             Why Programs Fail, Second Edition: A Guide to Systematic Debugging7 reviews Andreas Zeller Morgan Kaufmann, 2009 Elevate your Debugging Andreas Zeller created the GNU Data Display Debugger. That fact set my expectations for this book. I was not disappointed. Being a developer for over 15 years, I was pleasantly surprised at the advances in debugging presented in this book. The great benefit of this book is that it uses the scientific method to create a formal discipline for debugging. This discipline can be ...             Debugging Microsoft .NET 2.0 Applications6 reviews John Robbins Microsoft Press, 2006 If you work in .Net 2.0 or higher - use this book! I bought this book over a year ago, with about 8 other books, and had ignored it. I picked this off my shelf last week, while on a support call, and took it with me while on a short personal trip. I learned so much from this little book about the improvements in .Net 2.0 for debugging, and how to use the tools in visual studio - in extremely productive ways, I would recommend you buy this book ...             Advanced .NET Debugging5 reviews Mario Hewardt Addison-Wesley Professional, 2009 Excellent book for any .NET programmer If you program for the .NET framework you *need* this book. It helps to take your debugging skills (as well as understanding of the platform) to the next level. How many times in the past have we tried to nail down a particularly tricky bug, and after hours (or days) of pulling at your hair, given up in despair and doubted our worth as a good programmer ? Well, if you have trodden down that path, ...             x64 Windows Debugging: Practical Foundations1 review Dmitry Vostokov Opentask, 2010 If you dont know assembly language This is a book for beginners. If you would rather learn assembly language with x64, this is for you. The book explores the assembly language as generated by the C compiler for various simple to more complex constructs. It uses windbg (Microsoft most powerful debugger) as its main exploration tool and can be considered as a gentle introduction to windbg as well.             Ajax for Web Application Developers6 reviews Kris Hadlock Sams, 2006 Kris shows you engineering side of the AJAX I have attended Kris Hadlock's presentation in AJAXWORLD Conference & EXPO last week. I am glad I did because I really wanted to learn how to write reusable JavaScript libraries in my projects. His book is all about AJAX but engineering side of it. Why? because I found not many books out there show you how to capture server errors and record them for debugging and improvement in your project. Not ...             Debugging the Development Process : Practical Strategies for Staying Focused, Hitting Ship Dates, and ...29 reviews Steve Maguire Redmond: Microsoft Press, 1994 Great for Software development team leads and Managers A co-worker recommended the book so I pick up a used copy from a 3rd party vendor here on the Amazon site. Been reading the book and it is absolutely as good as my co-worker suggested. Great ideas on how to lead software development teams. Lots of practical advice from someone who has been leading teams at Microsoft for years. I find the ideas useful, refreshing, and focused on making ...             Practical Debugging in C++4 reviews Ann R. Ford, Toby J. Teorey Prentice Hall, 2002 Great Book for basics of debugging As a recent graduate of Computer Engineering, I wish I had this book when I started my programming career. It is very helpful in showing you how to get started debugging.             Linux(R) Debugging and Performance Tuning: Tips and Techniques10 reviews Steve Best Prentice Hall, 2005 Quick guide to good tools Easily readable. Excellent for beginners(Oops, ltt, valgrind, /proc). Some boring sections(ps, network debugging tools). In the next version, it would be nice to have Xenmon, SystemTap, Perfmon2 & section on general hw counters (TLB miss, memory latency). Two pages(277-278) for cache misses is weak.             Debugging Applications (DV-MPS Programming)18 reviews John Robbins Microsoft Press, 2000 Excellent Choice Among Windows Debugging Books I have four debugging books on the shelf above my monitor. This is the one I refer to most. I have over 30 years programming experience, about ten in C and C++, and I find that this book is an excellent resource. I still haven't read it cover to cover, and the CD is still sealed - much of it is on MSDN in some form anyway - so some of the other review complaints may have merit. ...             If I Only Changed the Software, Why is the Phone on Fire?: Embedded Debugging Methods Revealed: Technical ...9 reviews Lisa K. Simone Newnes, 2007 Great book..felt like I was there! I thoroughly enjoyed this book. As I was reading it I felt like I was one of the characters in the story. Really able to relate to the situations and the challenges. The writing is very well done. The situational scenarios are excellent for anyone who wants to gain insight into the real world environment. Highly recommend.             Debugging the Link Between Social Theory and Social Insects Diane M. Rodgers Louisiana State University Press, 2008 During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, natural and social scientists began comparing certain insects to human social organization. Entomologists theorized that social insects--such as ants, bees, wasps, and termites--organize themselves into highly specialized, hierarchical divisions of labor. Using a distinctly human vocabulary that reflected the dominant social structure of the time, they described insects as queens, workers, and ...             The Developer's Guide to Debugging11 reviews Thorsten Grotker Springer Netherlands, 2009 The Art of Debugging! This book is unique in many respects. First, there is no other book I know of that covers the topic of program debugging even though I found myself educating countless engineers on how to properly and methodically debug programs. Up to now, this knowledge is passed down "in the field" from experienced software writers to their younger colleagues. Second, it is quite comprehensive and covers a ...             Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging4 reviews Karen M. Tracey Packt Publishing, 2010 Great book for anyone interested in testing their Django applications Once again I felt completely absorbed by the style chosen for this Packt Publishing book, as it makes use of a complete application to reinforce all of the topics covered. You start with a brief explanation of the benefits of testing your code and immediately start building a market research application from scratch. 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