I will assume that you're a programmer and not a user who wants to fix an appliaction.
In order to fix an application, you have to plan it right from the beginning! If you did not plan everything right you might not get to the source of the problem easily! For example, you should plan your Catching Exceptions carefully and let the statements tell you what went wrong!
Also, there is a tip you can use if it's too late and you have already built your application without planning.
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1. Read the error carefully! some appliaction errors can tell you what exactly went wrong!
2. if the error is not clear, try to identify the funtion or class that generated this error and this is easy!
3. if you're using a language like C++, make sure that you don't have the general typo mistakes that most of us do. For example:
- forgetting to put on of the { or }
- forgetting to put ';'
- using an object that was not initialized! this can happen when you forget to initialize it or some part of your code did not initialize it were it was supposed to !
4. after you make sure that your code is following the syntax rule of the lanaguage, take a look at your program logic and make sure it is logical!
5. make sure that your application does not consume lots of RAM. Also, make sure that you distroy all objects that are not needed!
Those are the general steps that I usually use when i want to debug an application
Goodluck
2006-10-31 23:04:57
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answered by yasserhy 2
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1) You can pay me and let me fix it for you.
2) If you are the programmer, you probably know the program better than anyone else on earth; so, the best person to fix it is probably you.
3) Just ignore about it and buy an existing application. And then try to integrate this existing application in your own application.
2006-11-01 10:07:55
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answered by knitting guy 6
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There are a million and one types of application error - the procedure for remedying the error is different for every single case.
Rawlyn.
2006-11-01 06:20:29
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answered by Anonymous
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