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Debugging problem

#955
From: Tat W. Chan
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 01:28
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Hi, 

   I would like some comments about some problems that I encountered recently.

     1. Debugging a large program which input data is huge and not 
        well-structured (as it is common in the domain of this newsgroup), 
        is there any effective ways to locate the bugs? Should we deal with 
        the program first, or the data first, or both?

     2. If there is any good way to solve #1, is it different from debugging 
        techniques in other domains in which the input data is not so intensive?

Thanks for any help in advance!
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Subject: Debugging problem
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