He was showing it on the mac, but I am pretty sure it is written in Java, so it should run on Linux. The interesting thing about it is that it does not use JPDA, but inserts custom bytecodes into the classes that are being debugged. I asked about performance degradation, and the guy said that it is minimal. All the bytecode insertion is seemless too.
Dmitri > Does it run on linux? > > Dmitri Chtchourov wrote: > > >>Did you get your 3+ grand out of it? (for me it would be more like 10 to > >>come from the east coast and stay out there) > >> > >It was only the registration (1,700) for me - I just stayed with friends > >(San Jose is only about 40 minutes from SF). I've been talking a lot about > >Java out here, so my boss thought I should go and see whats new out there ;) > > > >One of the more interesting products that I saw out there was a debugger > >from visicomp.com It logs all the calls in your program and after the > >execution is finished, you can go back and retrace all the states. It can > >also do things like showing all the places where a particular function was > >called, search for particular value assignments e.t.c. - pretty neat. Its in > >Beta now but I talked to CTO and they are looking for testers ;) I thought > >some of you guys might be interested. > > > >Dmitri > > > > > >>-Andy > >> > >>On Mon, 2002-04-01 at 16:35, Dmitri Chtchourov wrote: > >> > >>>>Somehow I don't think the big cats (and its probably better that way) > >>>>pay much attention to us poor poi people or maybe they'd have told you > >>>>just how excited about .NET we are at the jCalifornia-One :-) > >>>> > >>>:)) I saw a couple of T-shirts that said: "C++ is my bosses average" > >>>There was a funny TV skit that Gosling a couple of other guys did where > >>> > >at > > > >>>the end > >>>Gosling rolled away on a Java-mobile and left a Bill Gates-looking guy > >>> > >who > > > >>>was waring a T-shirt > >>>that said ".not" on the front and "C-flat" on the back on the parking > >>> > >lot. > > > >>>The whole conference was not as technical as I would have liked it to > >>> > >be - > > > >>>mostly just introductions to *new* technologies like Jini, JMS and other > >>>Web-services related stuff and companies that had success using them. > >>>Performance increase due to new memory model and gc in 1.4 and 1.4.1 and > >>> > >new > > > >>>IO were pretty big as well. > >>> > >>>Dmitri > >>> > >>>>-Andy > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>Dmitri Chtchourov wrote: > >>>> > >>>>>>Marc wrote: > >>>>>> > >>>>>>>Having become convinced by Andy that C# and .NET are the wave of th > >>>>>>> > >e > > > >>>>>>>future, I'm proposing that we switch poi development to C#. > >>>>>>>To the Jakarta community at large: will this affect our status as a > >>>>>>>Jakarta project? I mean, I can see where a lot of projects are > >>>>>>>eventually going to follow this same path ... > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>Marc > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>+1 I can't wait to get cracking on this! > >>>>>> > >>>>>I just came back from JavaOne...I thought I've heard something about > >>>>>this.... :) > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>-- > >>http://www.superlinksoftware.com > >>http://jakarta.apache.org/poi - port of Excel/Word/OLE 2 Compound > >>Document > >> format to java > >>http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4487555.html > >>- fix java generics! > >>The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to > >>vote. > >>-Ambassador Kosh > >> > >> > > > > > > > >
