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Are you still debugging with "printf"?

Miro Samek

Founder and CEO, Quantum Leaps, LLC

发布日期: 2022年11月13日

The venerable "printf" is still the most popular debugging technique, but it has terrible real-time performance. If you are still using "printf" (or "sprintf" or similar), you need to watch my latest video lesson #46 "Software Tracing with QP/Spy".

BTW, I've also made a video about "Software tracing with pritnf":

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