Fixing bugs proactively with static debugging

Some bugs are hard to catch. They might only appear under rare or complex conditions, especially as code grows and gets reused.

When a bug shows up, we usually start a debug session and try to recreate the issue with a test case. Sometimes that works quickly. But other times it can take hours or even days to find the exact combination of steps that triggers the problem.

In this webinar, we’ll show best practices for investigating bugs and how to use static debugging to spot issues earlier and more efficiently.

You’ll learn how the compiler and linker act as first-pass static analysis tools, giving valuable clues to find and fix bugs before they surface at runtime. We’ll also walk through practical examples of static debugging to help you resolve issues faster and get back to development.

This session is recommended for all developers who want to go beyond standard hardware/probe debug sessions and discover more powerful debugging techniques.