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WOK: Statistical Program Slicing in Production

James Richard Larus, Bogdan-Alexandru Stoica
2019
Conference Papers

Abstract

Dynamic program slicing can significantly reduce the amount of code developers need to inspect by focusing only on program statements relevant to their investigation. However, this technique is still not ready for production-level use either in terms of runtime or storage efficiency.

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