At 11:47 AM 12/17/99 -0800, Adam Ambrose wrote:
>It seems to be working somewhat so far - I've successfully hit a few
>breakpoints and stepped through some code and inspected variables. Very
>cool - I like the thread viewer.
>
>However, I'm not hitting most of the breakpoints that I've set. I don't
>know if this is a Linux-specific problem or not, since I've been lazy to
>reboot into NT and setup emacs, JDK, and JDE on the NT side. I also
>haven't figured out a pattern to this - why some breakpoints work and
>why some do not.
>
I experienced this problem with apps compiled with jikes. As soon as I
switched back to javac, every breakpoint was hit. Also, please be aware
that any breakpoints that you set while the app is running are
non-persistant. Only breakpoints you set before running the app persist
across debug sessions. I intend to fix the breakpoint model at some point.
- Paul
>Also, to clarify: unfortunately, the new Blackdown releases do not have
>support for JPDA yet - just the Sun/Inprise release. I don't know if it
>would be possible to use the Sun/Inprise JPDA lib and jar file in the
>Blackdown JDK; I haven't tried.
>
>-Adam
>
>Paul Kinnucan wrote:
>>
>> Hi Adam,
>>
>> Are you saying you are able to step through your code, display variables,
>> etc.? If so, this would be encouraging news to a lot of Linux users on this
>> list who are interesed in using JDEbug with the new Sun and Blackdown
>> releases of JDK 1.2.2 for Linux.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Paul
