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I love this idea, it's quite interesting. On the flip side, I made a change in some software at my work the other day to replace the use of a random in a unit t

by laluser 12y ago

I love this idea, it's quite interesting. On the flip side, I made a change in some software at my work the other day to replace the use of a random in a unit test. The use of random was being used to populate some data. This language would make matters incredibly difficult to recreate bugs and even test software

bmh100 12y ago
The situation you are suggesting might require dumps of as much state as can be measured and a method for recreating the state of the application from that dump. That might be a very large set of data if every variable can be altered. Even execution paths and past variable values would need to be measured over time.