Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Yong Liu

Mei-Hsuan Lu

Pritesh Rajesh Kanani

Siddharth Deepak Mehta

William Edward Miao

Arihant Nahata

Sivakumar Gobichettypalayam Ananthakrishnan

Diego Villasenor

Jingyu Ma

Rama Krishna Prasad Kasapura Satya Prakash

Rajasekaran Subramanian

A computer system is configured to override an original behavior of a function at runtime. Overriding the original behavior of the function at runtime includes identifying an override behavior for overriding the original behavior of the function, and encoding replacement code based on the override behavior. Further, a size of the replacement code is identified, and a first memory address of the function where code of the function is stored is also identified. The computer system then copies a block of code having the size of the replacement code from the first memory address to a second memory address, and copies the replacement code to the first memory address. After the replacement code is executed, copying the block of code stored at the second memory address back to the first memory address, restoring the code of the function.

Changing program behavior at runtime

Technologies for assigning a user-generated issue report to an appropriate team for investigation are disclosed. A log file associated with an issue report is parsed to create an object model. The object model is a hierarchy of objects containing data emitted over time by a computer application associated with the issue report. Rules analyze the content of the object model, and when a rule is satisfied, the issue report is assigned to a team associated with the rule for investigation. Rules may access objects in the object model on a per-component level, thereby allowing issues to be assigned to teams at the level of individual components. Rules may also perform a root cause analysis of the issue based on the object model.

Object model based issue triage

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Yong Liu