debugmap

noun
UK /ˈdiːbʌɡmæp/
US /ˈdiːbʌɡmæp/

A debugmap is a picture that helps you find and fix mistakes in a computer program.

The programmer drew a debugmap to see where the code was going wrong.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A visual guide showing where problems are likely to happen in a system.

The engineer used a debugmap to spot weak points in the network.

3. A plan that lists steps for finding and fixing faults.

Our team made a debugmap before testing the new app.

4. A map that marks known bugs and their locations in software.

The debugmap showed three bugs in the login screen.