[cdt-dev] Re: Debugger Window? Pro-C plug-in? Debugging unix C apps remo

[povarovka@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Thanks Alain, 

For question #1 (programmaticaly simulating an Eclipse breakpoint) - yes it 
is Java-related. I was hoping some of the CDT plugin developers out there 
would have an answer. Sorry if it is OT. 

What about # 2 and #3? Has anyone had any experience running Pro-C under 
Eclipse and/or using Eclipse under Windows to debug a Unix app? 

Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. 


Alain Magloire writes: 

> > Hi  
> >
> > 1. I am writing an error handler in Java. I would like it to have a
> > method breakpoint(). Calling this method would bring in the Eclipse
> > debugger window - with call stack, variables etc. Is there a way to
> > do so?  
> >
> > I know how to do it in Visual Age for Java: you do  
> >
> > DebugSupport.halt();  
> >
> > 2. Has anyone heard of a Pro*C plug-in?  
> >
> > 3. Is there a plug-in that allows to
> > seamlessly deploy C files to a Unix box, compile and debug them
> > there remotedly, all from the Windows environment (no X-windows)?  
> >
> > Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Sorry if this is an OT - I 
> > could not find a more relevant group.  
>
> I do not follow here.  Are you debugging a Java program or a C/C++ application ? 
>
> In the C/C++ of the CDT there are no way that an application can halt
> itself and turn itself into a debug session. 
>
> However, you can run an application in debug mode and set breakpoints
> programatically. 
>
> For Java application related question you are in the wrong mailing list. 
>
>
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