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Debug technology [message #8523] Tue, 16 July 2002 10:21 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: little.jones.family.ntlworld.com

Hey all

I was just having a browse around eclipse and wondered if someone can answer
me this

The interface into the debugger is it abstracted (i.e. The methods that get
called for C and java are the same ?) or are you using different interface
for the java debug (JVM) compared to the C++ (GDB)

Regards

John jones
Re: Debug technology [message #10041 is a reply to message #8523] Thu, 18 July 2002 22:57 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: brian_barry.oti.com

jones wrote:

> Hey all

> I was just having a browse around eclipse and wondered if someone can answer
> me this

> The interface into the debugger is it abstracted (i.e. The methods that get
> called for C and java are the same ?) or are you using different interface
> for the java debug (JVM) compared to the C++ (GDB)

> Regards

> John jones


The best place to post this is the eclipse.tools newsgroup - that's where
are platform and IDE discussion takes place. This newsgroup is for the
Technology PMC (which you're also welcome to participate in<grin>)
Re: Debug technology [message #569100 is a reply to message #8523] Thu, 18 July 2002 22:57 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: brian_barry.oti.com

jones wrote:

> Hey all

> I was just having a browse around eclipse and wondered if someone can answer
> me this

> The interface into the debugger is it abstracted (i.e. The methods that get
> called for C and java are the same ?) or are you using different interface
> for the java debug (JVM) compared to the C++ (GDB)

> Regards

> John jones


The best place to post this is the eclipse.tools newsgroup - that's where
are platform and IDE discussion takes place. This newsgroup is for the
Technology PMC (which you're also welcome to participate in<grin>)
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