Offline debugging

Offline debugging is when a program is run under the control of the debugger, but without user intervention and without a user interface.

There are many situations where running offline will be useful, for example when access to a machine is not immediately available and might not be available during the working day. The program can run with features such as tracepoints and memory debugging enabled, and produces a report at the end of the execution.

• Use offline debugging
  • Read a file for standard input
  • Write a file from standard output
• Offline report HTML output
  • Messages
  • Tracepoints
  • Memory Leak Report
  • Output
• Offline report plain text output
• Run-time job progress reporting
  • Periodic snapshots
  • Signal-triggered snapshots