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RR: lightweight execution recording and deterministic debugging

14 pointsby 12y agorr-project.org
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12y agoHN ↗

Looks very interesting. I wonder what tricks it uses compared to gdb's record function? Sounds like it's orders of magnitude faster than gdb's record.

Edit: Sounds like they trap all i/o and other things that cause nondeterminism, and emulate those. Otherwise they just let the code run at native speed.