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  • Debugging FreespaceManager Migration

    In this session Carl and Christoph only wanted to quickly fix some internal interfaces of the FreespaceManager. While fixing the test case to actually test migration between FreespaceManagers they find a severe bug in FreeSpaceManager migration. In the process of this (very long) session they hunt down the issue and also recover space that was ...
    Posted to Paircasts (Weblog) by Carl Rosenberger on January 17, 2008
  • COR-120 Debugging Interface Queries

    In this session Carl and Richard debug Jira issue COR-120 and fix Queries-By-Interface to return the right results. The session gives some insight on: classes that are part of the querying architecture how to work with Debug.queries==true how to simplify debugging by storing only one object and expecting only one result or none This ...
    Posted to Paircasts (Weblog) by Carl Rosenberger on January 17, 2008
  • Automating Debugging

    Yesterday I started reading in Beautiful Code a book that Patrick has recommended to the team. The chapter on Beautiful Debugging immediately caught my eye: Why shouldn't the debugger automatically find the change that broke the tests? This is big, it could really save a lot of time. Chatting with Patrick just now, he points out that there even ...
    Posted to Carl Rosenberger's web log (Weblog) by Carl Rosenberger on September 13, 2007
  • Automating Debugging

    Yesterday I started reading in Beautiful Code a book that Patrick has recommended to the team. The chapter on Beautiful Debugging immediately caught my eye: Why shouldn't the debugger automatically find the change that broke the tests? This is big, it could really save a lot of time. Chatting with Patrick just now, he points out that there even ...
    Posted to planetdb4o (Weblog) by Anonymous on September 13, 2007
  • Debugging CompactFramework Applications

    Here is a cool way to debug CompactFramework applications without using an emulator: Whenever you build a CF app, the .exe get's created on your desktop in /bin/Debug/  (assuming that's your setting). You can also directly start CF applications from there. They will run as a Winforms app, with a small screen. When you have such an app ...
    Posted to Off Topic (Forum) by Carl Rosenberger on November 12, 2006