Linux Foundation releases end-level program debugging software

Article title: Linux Foundation releases final-level program debugging software. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Ask any Linux developer what they hate most about developing on Linux. I will tell you in, they develop SUSE once, Red Hat again, and Ubuntu again ...... The Linux Foundation has released a program named Linux Application Checker to solve this problem, which will make everyone love to develop software for Linux. The current version of AppChecker is Beta 3. you can download and test it from various open-source websites and contribute code.

After installation, you will see a Web page, which is the LSB database navigator. Click the Application Check link, and you will see a form where your program is submitted. It is best to select the LSB version you want to test and the LSB configuration file.

Next, wait for the AppChecker to run. it will automatically check ELF (Executable and Linking Format), Perl, Python, and other code. So far, you may not be able to see the magic of his ability to end other program debugging software. Now, let's take a look at the following:

AppChecker not only debugs your program on different LSB servers, but returns a report after debugging. This report makes AppChecker special. If your program is compatible with all released versions, there is no problem. If there are some compatibility problems, this report will provide suggestions on how to solve the compatibility problem, not just pointing out the problem. This completely frees developers, and later debugging is not so terrible. In addition, this is only Beta 3. let's look forward to the coming of the official version.

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