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Time Travel Debugging for C/C++ and Java Undo
Undo is the time travel debugging company for Linux. We empower developers to understand complex code and fix bugs faster.
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1 Jul 2021 to 30 Apr 2022
Undo is a highly innovative software start up allowing software developers to gain unique insights into their application behavior and debug issues quickly that would otherwise be impossible. This project will allow record and replay technology to be applied to parallel programs solving one of the major technical challenges in modern software development.
1 Aug 2014 to 31 Mar 2015
According to Cambridge University research, developers spend 50% of their development time debugging, representing significant cost to the industry and to the economy as a whole. Undo Software, leading supplier of software quality tools for Linux and Android, is currently developing a new technology to assist in the diagnosis and fixing of Linux software ...
1 Mar 2014 to 31 Mar 2015
this is a proposal for the development of a new technology to assist in the diagnosis and fixing of Linux software failures (i.e. bugs): the Undo Flight Recorder (UFR). Software is written by developers working for a Software Vendor, and consumed by an End User. End users may also work for the software vendor (e.g. in-house developers, testing departments...
