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@InProceedings
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Chargueraud2018JSExplain
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author
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{Arthur Charguéraud and Alan Schmitt and Thomas Wood}
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title
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{JSExplain: a Double Debugger for JavaScript}
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booktitle
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{WWW '18 Companion: The 2018 Web Conference Companion, April 23--27, 2018, Lyon, France}
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year
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{2018}
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month
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apr
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publisher
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{ACM}
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abstract
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{We present JSExplain, a reference interpreter for JavaScript that closely
follows the specification and that produces execution traces.
These traces may be interactively investigated in a browser, with an
interface that displays not only the code and the state of the interpreter,
but also the code and the state of the interpreted program.
Conditional breakpoints may be expressed with respect to both the interpreter
and the interpreted program. In that respect, JSExplain is a double-debugger
for the specification of JavaScript.}
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doi
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{10.1145/3184558.3185969}
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{:Chargueraud2018JSExplain.pdf:PDF}
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{web}
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