Brian Miller wrote:
>
> I was wondering what debugger people are using? Does a Linux port of
> ddd exist?
IMHO pure jdb from terminal with some patience is a nice choice, especially
if threads debugging. There is a jd from alphaworks. It's a java written,
and
quite robust.
Cheers.
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Alexand
Rachit Siamwalla wrote:
>
> Yes, ddd exists on linux and definitely works with C / C++ code. I don't
> know whether there is a hook into jdb (never used it). You can probably
> get it at most RPM repositories, ie. rufus, etc.
Yes, ddd drives jdb quite nicely. I've had more success with 1.1 than
On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Rachit Siamwalla wrote:
> Yes, ddd exists on linux and definitely works with C / C++ code. I don't
> know whether there is a hook into jdb (never used it). You can probably
> get it at most RPM repositories, ie. rufus, etc.
ddd handles jdb as well. I tried it a some time ago
Yes, ddd exists on linux and definitely works with C / C++ code. I don't
know whether there is a hook into jdb (never used it). You can probably
get it at most RPM repositories, ie. rufus, etc.
I use JDE (plug-in to emacs) to debug java code, though. It is somewhat
difficult to set up, but very r
Dave Larson wrote:
>
> Does the blackdown JDK provide the debugger package like
> sun.tools.Debug ?
You should find the package sun.tools.debug in
$(JAVA_HOME)/lib/tools.jar .
Nathan
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