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X-WR-CALNAME: IAC Talks: Open Astronomy Seminars
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SUMMARY:The Debugger, a programmer's best friend
DESCRIPTION:The Debugger, a programmer's best friend\nDr. Ángel de Vicente
 \n\nIf you do any amount of programming, you have certainly found that at 
 some point during its development your code did not work as expected. Perh
 aps it simply crashed and told you that a core dump was created; perhaps i
 t always gave you an "incorrect" result or perhaps it just behaved "oddly"
  given some input combinations. In any case, you were face to face with a 
 "bug". And what did you do to correct your code? If the answer was to put 
 "printf"s around the code and run it again, you should attend this talk in
  which we'll see an introduction on how to debug your programs with a debu
 gger. The debugger (available for most programming languages) is a really 
 easy-to-use tool that lets you run your application in a special mode, so 
 that you can run it step by step, or stop at certain points, inspect varia
 bles, etc., which is a great aid to find what is wrong with your code with
 out the need of changing its source.\n\n
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