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debug Definition

de·bug (dē bug′)

transitive verb -·bugged′, -·bug′·ging

  1. to remove insects from
  2. to find and correct the defects, errors, malfunctioning parts, etc. in
  3. Informal to find and remove hidden electronic listening devices from (a place)

Etymology: de- + bug

debug Usage Examples

Object

  • compiler: Don't set this flag unless you want to debug the compiler!
  • mode: Old plugins will still work, except in debug mode.
  • macro: The C assert( ) macro In the standard header file cassert you'll find assert( ), which is a convenient debugging macro.
  • output: The default, 0, produces no debugging output.
  • flag: You can solve these problems with two types of flags: preprocessor debugging flags and run-time debugging flags.
  • info: Users will be more inclined to use debug, info, warn, error, and fatal.

Preposition: at

  • introduction: Your main duties will be test program specification, build and debug at product introduction for a range of next generation 65nm SoC's.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

  • such: Conventional debugging concepts such as breakpoints and watches are also supported.

Adjective complement

  • size-critical: Proven ability to design, program and debug size-critical, low cost embedded applications is essential, as is some knowledge of assembler programming.
  • easy: First, I've found both of these to be very usable and helpful in terms of making debugging easier.
  • simple: Supports source-level debugging, using the original DSP56600 code as source, making debugging very simple even for users who have limited Star*Core knowledge.

Modifying Another Word

  • fully: Source is free for non-commercial use, and is not fully debugged yet.
  • not: What we need is a database property that says " for goodness sake do not debug this database!
  • all: If debuglevel is set to the letter ' A ' , then all debug messages will be printed.
  • then: If the server's global debug level is greater than zero, then debugging mode will be active.
  • only: This allows, for example, routing only debug messages to a par- ticular logging source.

Used with why or when

  • what: Any suggestions about where to look for ways to debug what I'm not doing right?

Present participle complement

  • log: Debug Logging for DNS in Windows Server 2003 Why would you use DNS ' debug logging?

Preposition: of

  • program: The only problem with using a program animator to assist in the debugging of a program is its ease of use.
  • circuit: Design, testing and debug of circuits operating up to 6GHz.