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Перевод: debugging

[существительное]
нахождение и устранение дефектов [тех.]; доводка аппаратуры

Тезаурус:

1. Under its PL/I agreement with IBM Corp's Programming Systems unit (CI No 2,166), Newbury, Berkshire-based Micro Focus Plc will deliver MVS PL/I emulation under OS/2: it has licensed the PL/I compiler and debugging technology will market it with a PL/I version of the Micro Focus ADMVS MVS emulation development environment from September.
2. An attraction of the PC expansion card is the ease with which data can be transferred between the card and memory on the host PC - particularly useful for testing and debugging software.
3. To start small, a Cobol application development environment with compiler, development and debugging tools is priced at 15,000.
4. Faced with lingering criticisms that NT is still fat and slow, they're doing lots of performance tuning and debugging - which of course leads to the burning issue of when NT will actually be released.
5. But that, of course, is not change, debugging or repair (the very things Minsky was referring to), for we would be impressed in this way by a yogi who was not able, also and in addition, to change his digestive process.
6. One controlled the code assembling and debugging operation, the other controlled the E(E)PROM programmer.
7. The CNAPS-C compiler provides two compilation paths, one producing ANSI C code that is compiled into host executable code for debugging on the host workstation with standard ANSI C development tools, the other producing CNAPS Programming Language assembly code that is assembled into CNAPS executable code.
8. The compiler has an industry standard COFF T9000 assembler and COFF linkage editor and there is integrated debug support for source level and assembly level debugging.
9. In so far as I understand this view, and it is not yet a matter of close textual criticism of a published account, I find it difficult to connect the commonsense properties of consciousness (vague as they may be), with the notions of repair and debugging (fundamental as those are to any account of intelligent mechanisms).
10. Already it is planning workstation versions of its XPediter debugging tool and File-Aid file manipulation tool and is also working on a client-server product strategy.
11. The system comprises Parallel C, KR C, ANSI C, Fortran 77, Pascal and Modula 2 front-ends; a global optimiser; T400, T800 and T9000 code generators; source level debugging; full library support including virtual channel communication and Inmos Binary Compatibility Standard-compliant run-time system.
12. To say this is to adopt a quasi-evolutionary view, close to Minsky's, not in terms of debugging and repair, but in terms of attention and processing load: to be able to concentrate on everything is not to be able to concentrate at all.
13. Much of the software debugging can initially be done on a computer.