On 2/6/16, 5:38 AM, "lexx" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi all, > >I'm trying to debug Adobe Air SWF on Windows using fdb. I'm unable to see >some of the classes using "info files" command and I cannot place >breakpoints there. I am pretty sure that these classes are loaded and >executed, e.g. I can see the debug output from these classes. > >What can be the issue? FDB will not see classes that are loaded from SWFs that do not have debug info in them (was compiled with -debug=false). FDB will also not see classes that are loaded after you do "info files". > >In fdb I see the messages like: >[SWF] swf.swf/[[DYNAMIC]]/1/[[DYNAMIC]]/3 - XXXX bytes are loaded > >Can this situation somehow be linked with dynamic loading of SWFs? It is a >signle SWF file that I am trying to debug so it looks strange that >something >is being loaded dynamically. When you see [DYNAMIC] it means that SWFs are being loaded (often as RSLs) so you don't really have a single-swf app. If the classes you are looking for are in those SWFs then that would explain what you are seeing. -Alex
