I know there are some products for reverse debugging.
I am wondering that does reverse debugging mean going to one step back or starting over again up to one step back?
I've found an explanation here.
I know there are some products for reverse debugging.
I am wondering that does reverse debugging mean going to one step back or starting over again up to one step back?
I've found an explanation here.
does reverse debugging mean going to one step back or starting over again up to one step back?
According to the link you posted, "reverse debugging" means being able to undo instructions in the debugger. So you'd have something like a 'step back' command that tells the debugger to reverse the effect of the last instruction executed. It doesn't mean re-running the program to get back to the previous instruction.