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Algorithmic program debugging

Known as: Declarative Debugging 
Algorithmic debugging (also called declarative debugging) is a debugging technique that compares the results of sub-computations with what the… 
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2010
2010
Decla rative debugging is a semi-automatic technique that starts from an in- correct computation and locates a program fragment… 
2009
2009
We show in this guide how to use our declarative debugger for Maude specifications. Declarative debugging is a semi-automatic… 
2009
2009
Rewriting logic is a logic of change, where rewrites correspond to transitions between states. One of the main characteristics of… 
2008
2008
We introduce a declarative debugger for Maude modules: functional modules correspond to executable specifications in membership… 
2000
2000
Model-based reasoning has seen successful application in hardware oriented and physical domains and many models of physical… 
2000
2000
There are two ways of constructing a reliable system. One is to make it so simple that there are no obvious deeciencies. The… 
2000
2000
Traditional debugging techniques are not well suited for lazy functional programming, because of the diicult-to-predict… 
1998
1998
An important issue in Constraint Logic Programming (CLP) systems is how to output constraints in a usable form. Typically, only a… 
1995
1990
1990
This paper describes the outline and implementation of the declarative debugging system DDS. The purpose of DDS is to provide the…