No, I have no trouble at all with breakpoints in a multithreaded
application.
Note that Eclipse only pauses one thread at a time, which means that
other threads keep running while you're stopped at a breakpoint.
Sometimes this complicates debugging, sometimes helps (since the UI
thread keeps running).
There may be a setting somewhere in Eclipse to pause all threads, but
I've never bothered to look.
I can set a breakpoint in my first Activity during say onCreate() and
the debugger stops there, and shows me the line. I have another thread
that I know is running because of a successful web fetch that it
performs, but the debugger never shows me that file. I continue to
see the results from the background thread in the UI, but the breakpoint
never seems to be honored.
I do see a list of threads in one of the top windows. Am I supposed to
switch context in there somehow?
Thanks,
Tobiah
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