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adrian_hawryluk
11 years agoContributor
I don't mean just who called who and how long, but also when and in what order.
The reason for the functionality is to do a post mortem analysis of the code path between objects and threads. This includes crashes or just for records so that reexecution of the code isn't necessary. This is especially useful in old complex legacy code where documentation is scarce, but I'm sure would still be useful in non legacy applications too where interactions of an unexpected nature occur frequently or (even better) rarely and are difficult to track statically.
Thanks,
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The reason for the functionality is to do a post mortem analysis of the code path between objects and threads. This includes crashes or just for records so that reexecution of the code isn't necessary. This is especially useful in old complex legacy code where documentation is scarce, but I'm sure would still be useful in non legacy applications too where interactions of an unexpected nature occur frequently or (even better) rarely and are difficult to track statically.
Thanks,
A
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