Browsing All posts tagged under »testing«

The development process of my Android app

March 26, 2013

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I received a request from one of my readers, who wanted details on the development process of my Fake Dawn app. I wrote them a response and the mailĀ has become quite consistent, so I decided to post it also on my blog, because it is a nice summary of what was going on in my […]

Mixing Debian testing and unstable packages

August 7, 2011

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I installed Debian testing (wheezy) on my workstation about a month ago. Recently I wanted to install some packages, but they were not in the testing repository because they were blocked by the automatic rules that make a package transition from unstable to testing. For example, the arduino package was held down by gcc-avr and […]

Trace and profile function calls with GCC

October 6, 2010

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Software debugging is a complex task. There is always the need to collect all available information, in order to detect and understand the problem fast and to think of a proper solution. Sometimes it’s more convenient to debug step-by-step, sometimes it’s better to make the program run completely, and then trace the execution flow “offline”. […]

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