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CATEGORIES:ECS Seminars
CONTACT:Dr Rob O’Callahan (Pernosco\, New Zealand)
DESCRIPTION:Developers spend a lot of time debugging. Lots of research has 
 been done on record-and-replay systems and other advanced debugging tools\
 , but industry adoption has been slow. We’ll talk about ongoing efforts to
  improve debugging in practice in the context of the “rr” and “Pernosco” d
 ebuggers. rr is a state-of-the-art open-source record/replay/reverse debug
 ger for C/C++/Rust on Linux which is seeing a lot of adoption. Pernosco is
  a considerably more ambitious cloud-based omniscient debugger for a simil
 ar target market. I will give an overview of the technology behind these d
 ebuggers\, their strengths and weaknesses\, and what we’re learning from t
 he people using (and not using) them.\n\nBio: Robert O’Callahan obtained a
  PhD in static program analysis from CMU in 2001\, advised by Daniel Jacks
 on and Jeannette Wing. He worked on dynamic analysis at IBM Research\, the
 n dived into full-time browser engine development for Mozilla for ten year
 s\, where he became a Distinguished Engineer and also led the development 
 of rr. In 2016 he left Mozilla to work on debugging full time\, cofounding
  the Pernosco project.\n\nZoom: https://vuw.zoom.us/my/softwareinnovationn
 ewzealand
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LOCATION:Cotton 431
ORGANIZER:Dr Rob O’Callahan (Pernosco\, New Zealand)
SUMMARY:Dr Rob O’Callahan (Pernosco\, New Zealand) - The Future of Debuggin
 g
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URL:https://robert.ocallahan.org/
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