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COMPUTER PROGRAMming and debugging However, two exceptions to this observation are the detailed account by Knuth of using a logbook to document all the errors he encountered over a 10-year development period working on TeX 6 and a logbook of the development efforts of a team implementing the S Smalltalk-80 virtual machine Such self-reports and logs are valuable sources on the nature of software design, development, and maintenance. The work reported here seeks to expand the single-user-logbook approach to investigate the phenomenology of debugging across a large population of users, aiming to understand and address the problems of professional programmers working on very large programming tasks.
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