Abstract
Object-Oriented Program Slicing was introduced by Law and Maguire [1,2]. On the basis of Object-Oriented Program Slicing, C++ Object-Oriented Program Slicer [C++_OOPS] was developed to assist programmers locate program faults. Technical investigation of Object-Oriented Program Slicing and the design of C++_OOPS can be found in [1,2]. This paper provides a discussion and analysis of programmers' views towards using C++_OOPS. Users generally agree that C++_OOPS assists high-level debugging, yet a more user-friendly C++_OOPS environment could definitely be more beneficial.
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1. R.C.H. Law and R.B. Maguire, Debugging of Object-Oriented Software, Proceedings of the 8th Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, 1996, pp. 77-84.
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2. R.C.H. Law and R.B. Maguire, A University of Regina Object-Oriented Program Slicer, Technical Report, University of Regina, Canada, 1994.
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3. M. Yazdani, Intelligent Tutoring Systems: An Overview, Expert System, July, 1986, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 154-163.
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4. H. Schidt, Turbo C/C+-: The Complete Reference, 1992, NY: McGraw-Hill Book Co.
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5. I. Katz and J.R. Anderson, Debugging: An Analysis of Bug-Location Strategies, Human-Computer Interaction, Vol. 3, 1987-1988, pp. 351-399.
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- Interacting with Object-Oriented Program Slicing
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Published: 01 January 1998
Published in SIGSOFT Volume 23, Issue 1
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