I use the JDE with XEmacs also. Very nice after you get used to it,
but there's much to be improved. Glad to hear someone else has
compared it with another debugger. I also like the way it changes the
colors of comments vs. code vs. method names etc... you have to see
it, I guess.
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Haven't tried DDD ?
http://www.cs.tu-bs.de/softech/ddd/
Good luck,
Peter
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I think that your best choice is to either use jdb in coomand line or ddd with jdb
as the slave debugger (this approach exhibits some misbehavior though).
Dimitris
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There are a couple I've used:
JDE - a java development environment for Emacs. Pretty good if you like Emacs.
(almost enough to get me to switch :-). It uses the JDK debugger.
Jikes Debugger - I found it useable, but not great. From IBM AlphaWorks.
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> > "Igor" == Igor Slepchin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> Igor> Can anybody recommend a good java debugger that is available
> Igor> under Linux (jdb is way too primitive and inefficient)? Free
> Igor> ones have preference :)
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> Good? If you are an e
>I don't know of any options that don't use jdb, unfortunately.
There's the Jikes debugger from IBM AlphaWorks, available at
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/alphapreview_tools/
it's a generic Java debugger but relies on a moving target of the Java
debugging interface. It says it only works in JDK
