I am not aware of any faq about it (I could also find it useful ;-} ), but you can try the following:
just run it using `exec ddd --jdb your.class &`
Make sure you have compiled using -g (I guess you did)
If you wish to set a breakpoint, do it using the full qualified path for your method.
For example try to set breakpoint at yourpackage.yourclass.main
The same holds for dumping a variable or adding a watch on another one.
Local variables are easier, just right click on them.
I hope this helps.
Darrell Berry wrote:
has anyone done an FAQ on this?how do i get started (never used DDD before, as most of my unix work is
in perl and generally don't feel the need for an graphical
debugger...however with java...)
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