Multi-level DSL Debugger Automation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Debugging domain-specific language (DSL) tasks is inefficient due to the need for manual identification and interaction with module debuggers for different programming languages, leading to tedious processes, resource inefficiency, and potential errors from manual input handling.
Innovation Solution
A multi-level debugging system that identifies breakpoints in DSL tasks, automatically locates and interacts with module debuggers based on programming languages, transmitting and receiving debugging data to generate comprehensive multi-level debugging information, thereby streamlining the debugging process.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If manual identification and interaction with module debuggers is used for DSL tasks, then debugging can be performed, but the process becomes tedious and inefficient
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables self-service debugging by automatically identifying module debuggers and managing debugging interactions without requiring manual developer intervention. The processing logic autonomously performs breakpoint identification, debugger location, and data transmission between debuggers, allowing the system to debug itself rather than requiring external manual assistance for each debugging operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary processing logic that acts as a mediator between the DSL task execution and multiple module debuggers. This intermediary component automatically manages the complex interactions between different debuggers, translating and coordinating debugging operations across multiple programming languages and debugger interfaces, thereby eliminating the need for manual coordination.
2Reliability
If manual interaction with module debuggers is used, then debugging information can be obtained, but computing resources are used inefficiently
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables self-service debugging by automatically identifying module debuggers and managing debugging interactions without requiring manual developer intervention. The processing logic autonomously performs breakpoint identification, debugger location, and data transmission between debuggers, allowing the system to debug itself rather than requiring external manual assistance for each debugging operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary processing logic that acts as a mediator between the DSL task execution and multiple module debuggers. This intermediary component automatically manages the complex interactions between different debuggers, translating and coordinating debugging operations across multiple programming languages and debugger interfaces, thereby eliminating the need for manual coordination.
3Ease of operation
If manual input handling is used in debugging, then debugging operations can be performed, but errors may occur
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables self-service debugging by automatically identifying module debuggers and managing debugging interactions without requiring manual developer intervention. The processing logic autonomously performs breakpoint identification, debugger location, and data transmission between debuggers, allowing the system to debug itself rather than requiring external manual assistance for each debugging operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary processing logic that acts as a mediator between the DSL task execution and multiple module debuggers. This intermediary component automatically manages the complex interactions between different debuggers, translating and coordinating debugging operations across multiple programming languages and debugger interfaces, thereby eliminating the need for manual coordination.
4Productivity
If automated multi-level debugging is implemented, then debugging efficiency improves, but system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary processing logic that acts as a mediator between the DSL task execution and multiple module debuggers. This intermediary component automatically manages the complex interactions between different debuggers, translating and coordinating debugging operations across multiple programming languages and debugger interfaces, thereby eliminating the need for manual coordination.
Solution Approach 2:
The processing logic is designed with universal functionality to handle multiple programming languages and debugger types through a unified interface. It can identify breakpoints, locate appropriate debuggers, and manage data transmission across different debugging environments using a single multi-functional component, reducing the need for separate specialized tools for each language or debugger.
Data Source
AI summary
A task may be executed using a domain specific language (DSL) debugger, the task including one or more modules. A module debugger associated with a module of the one or more modules of the task may be identified. Task debugging data associated with the execution of the task using the DSL debugger may be transmitted to the identified module debugger. Module debugging data may be received from the identified module debugger. Multi-level debugging data including the task debugging data and the received module debugging data may be generated.


