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Mathematica 8 (2010)

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Tuning & Debugging
Mathematica's highly optimized architecture makes it easy to create programs that are both elegant and efficient. Its symbolic character lets you immediately run and test even the smallest program fragments. And it provides full-scale software engineering support, from arbitrarily detailed compilation control to novel high-level symbolic analysis.
Monitor dynamically monitor values during a computation
StepMonitor , EvaluationMonitor monitor built-in algorithms
Sow , Reap accumulate lists of values from within a computation
Print print any expression or graphic
PrintTemporary print temporary output, cleaning up at the end of a computation
Dialog enter a subsession at any stage in a computation
Evaluation Debugger start interactive debugger
Assert give an assertion to be checked when code is executed
Trace   TracePrint   Stack   ...
On switch on a single message or a group of messages
Off   Message   Check   Quiet   ...
TimeConstrained constrain CPU time for a computation
Timing , AbsoluteTiming CPU and absolute timing
N   Compile   Dispatch   Hash   DumpSave   ...
Clear clear values
MemoryConstrained constrain memory usage in a computation
ByteCount   MemoryInUse   Share   Short   Compress   $HistoryLength   ...
Program Tuning
Method specify particular methods for algorithmic functions to use
PerformanceGoal specify whether to optimize for quality, speed, etc.
ExampleData data for test examples
Parallelize automatically parallelize computations across available processors
Dynamic Interactivity Tuning
GraphPlot lay out a symbolic call graph
Names   Remove   Unique   ...
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