This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Dell Products Inc.. Active years: 2019-2022.
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Years Active: 2019-2022
Title: Adam Jasinski: Software Dependency Analysis and Code Execution Visualization.
Introduction
Adam Jasinski is an inventor based in Dublin, Ireland, whose patent work focuses on software analysis and visualization. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents, and he works at Dell Products Inc.
Latest Patents
Jasinski’s recent patent work addresses ways to understand software systems and their behavior.
“Identification of Dependencies Among Software Entities” describes techniques for finding relationships between software components. The method can scan source code or configuration information to identify connections, including asynchronous connections that use an intermediate message broker. It can resolve uniform resource identifiers to network addresses, determine whether a component produces or consumes messages, and generate a dependency graph showing relationships among software entities.
“Methods and Apparatus for Visualization of Contextual Code Execution” concerns visualizing software execution paths. It combines static code analysis, which maps possible paths through software, with execution profiling to mark the path taken in a particular scenario. The diagram can then be enriched with relevant application-log information, such as timestamps, categories, module and function names, and other context.
Career Highlights
The listed inventions reflect a focus on making complex software systems easier to analyze. Dependency graphs can help reveal connections among components, while contextual execution diagrams can help relate observed software behavior to code paths and application logs.
Collaborations
Jasinski’s listed coworkers include Carlos Manuel Dos Santos Martins Rodrigues and Zygimantas Mockus. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patents or the nature of their collaboration.
Conclusion
Adam Jasinski’s two listed patents address complementary software-engineering challenges: identifying dependencies among software entities and visualizing code execution with contextual information.
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