"An Easier Way to Get Bugs Out of Programming Languages"

D2X is a new tool developed at MIT that makes it simple to debug any domain-specific programming language. D2X is classified as a library, a reusable piece of computer code that multiple applications can operate. It is intended to interact with existing debuggers, acting as a bridge between these tools and a particular Domain-Specific Language (DSL). A debugger requires information regarding the program or programming language to be debugged. Each debugger requires this information in its own format, which can be a 400-page document. However, if you use D2X, you do not need to worry about this. With D2X operating as the interface, popular debuggers can be used to debug your program without requiring any modifications to the debuggers themselves. This article continues to discuss D2X.

MIT News reports "An Easier Way to Get Bugs Out of Programming Languages"