Bug Patterns in Java

THE DESIGN OF SECURE AND robust software systems has seen a renaissance of activity lately, both in industry and academia. Ensuring a robust, secure design involves building in a great deal of preventative measures-simple design, unit testing, etc. But, inevitably, some bugs defy even the strongest...

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Tác giả chính: Allen, Eric
Định dạng: Sách
Ngôn ngữ:English
Được phát hành: Apress 2012
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Tóm tắt:THE DESIGN OF SECURE AND robust software systems has seen a renaissance of activity lately, both in industry and academia. Ensuring a robust, secure design involves building in a great deal of preventative measures-simple design, unit testing, etc. But, inevitably, some bugs defy even the strongest measures. In those cases, fast and effective diagnosis of a bug can have a significant impact on the overall costs incurred. This book discusses a method of such effective diagnosis; with that method, it also presents a series of bug patterns-recurring relationships between signaled errors and underlying bugs in a program. By studying these patterns, we can learn to recognize their occurrence quickly. We can also discover ways to repent them. This book does not treat debugging as if it were an isolated activity, performed by a special team that plays no role in developing the original software. In the real world, most software is debugged by the people who wrote it. An effective method of debugging can be discussed only in the context of a particular method of development. And I will show that the method of development used can have very strong repercussions on how effectively we can debug the software.