At 14:28 2002-10-30 -0500, you wrote:
Yes... the V8 debugger on Windows is looking for a specific Win32 window class which both POSE and PalmSim provide -- it uses that to determine if the emulator is running on the machine, and while I've not checked that code recently, it could easily get confused if both are running. This is done because the V8 debugger and POSE supported a non-TCP/IP method of communication in the past that was faster on slow machines on Win95. The V9 debugger will only use TCP/IP and will have a user specified IP address and port for its connection, so it shouldn't be checking for window classes.I understand that you can't have two debugger sessions at once. Actually that's great that it will work on V9. But the problem is that when both the simulator and POSE are running, I can't connect *either* to the debugger. It always says "Connection Attempt Failed". But then if I close the one that's not specified in the prefences panel under Palm Debugger Settings, I can then connect to the one that is setup to use with the debugger. Is there some common resource that they both use when they're running, connected to the debugger or not?
You may be able to get V8 to work -- make sure that "Use TCP/IP" is checked in your debugger settings panel. If that doesn't help, I don't have any other workarounds right now.
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