| Debugging JNI code [message #10160] |
Wed, 30 April 2003 21:00  |
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Originally posted by: chuck_gehr.stortek.com
We have been using eclipse for java development for a while now and really
like it. We have used a combination of other ide's for C development. I
recently installed the CDT plugins for eclipse for trial. I really like
having all our code in one ide. However, what would really be nice is a
way to debug JNI code. Idealy, I would like to be able to put a
breakpoint in my JNI C code and then have the debugger stop there when
stepping (using the Java debugger) over the native call. Does anyone know
if this is possible using JDT and CDT. Or can anyone share their
debugging techniques for JNI code. Thanks for any help,
Chuck
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| Re: Debugging JNI code [message #14590 is a reply to message #10160] |
Mon, 05 May 2003 22:12  |
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Originally posted by: ed.burnette.REMOVE.THIS.sas.com
You'd probably have better luck asking on the eclipse.tools.cdt group. But I
can tell you this is not currently supported. Would be nice though, and the
CDT group is always looking for helpers (hint, hint).
--
Ed Burnette, co-author Eclipse in Action (www.manning.com/gallardo)
"Chuck Gehr" <chuck_gehr@stortek.com> wrote in message
news:b8prjb$ka$1@rogue.oti.com...
> We have been using eclipse for java development for a while now and really
> like it. We have used a combination of other ide's for C development. I
> recently installed the CDT plugins for eclipse for trial. I really like
> having all our code in one ide. However, what would really be nice is a
> way to debug JNI code. Idealy, I would like to be able to put a
> breakpoint in my JNI C code and then have the debugger stop there when
> stepping (using the Java debugger) over the native call. Does anyone know
> if this is possible using JDT and CDT. Or can anyone share their
> debugging techniques for JNI code. Thanks for any help,
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