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The debugger
The dynamic linker
Core files
The call stack
The interposition library
Memory issues
Leaks
Heap corruption
Stack corruption
Deadlocks
Race conditions
Resource leaks
Transactional memory
The compiler
Aiming for and measuring performance
Hardware emulators
Building the toolkit
Appendices
References and further reading
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