… faults in the software application prior to compilation time. … set of programming faults which
mostly occur in C programs such as … These faults are encountered in the real applications. We …

… , relate these application faults to potential design faults in the … and analytics can detect these
application failures at run-time … of SDN application software faults and fault detection. This …

… Programming faults are defined in the framework of the … A programming error is a state that
violates that specification. … path due the existence of the fault. The method is based upon error …

… of software executing on these computers is equally critical, and the extension of fault tolerance
to software … Redundancy in fault-tolerant software requires programs that are deliberately …

… faults in each version are distinguishable. We define distinguishable software faults as faults
that will … For instance, there are recent system designs for aerospace applications that use …

… This paper presents a review of software fault tolerance. … For some applications
software … [Abbott 90] states that "programs are really not much more than the programmer's …

… software, Software Fault Tolerance (SFT) has become an important consideration. Majority
of software errors are design faults. … of software failures depends on the application and the …

… types by the different programs, we have identified a set of fault types that can be considered
… We artificially inserted software faults in the source code of the target applications. …

… Examples of such software systems include collaborative applications (eg, Trello, Google …
monitoring and control software (eg, automated home software, personal health apps), remote …

… , the programming or modelling languages used to operationalise the solutions as software
applications … performance and to decrease the software application costs. On the other hand, …