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RE: [cdt-dev] Breakpoints inserted using DSF not reflected in IDE.
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Right. I remember now. DSF-GDB calls
CDIDebugModel#createLineBreakpoint() to create a breakpoint from the editor or
disassembly view and that that automatically kicks
MIBreakpointsManager.
Thanks Ed
Hi Rohit,
I looked through the source code for some platform API to insert
breakpoints. However those methods require IBreakpoint as an argument. I
cannot create an IBreakpoint as that interface and all the implementing
classes are in internal packages. Hence I cannot access them.
...
I dont want to add a breakpoint only in the UI. I want to add a
breakpoint such that it is reflected in the IDE and
target.
Given this, maybe you're still looking at a level too low. A
breakpoint is an Eclipse resource marker (IResource#createMarker). If
you create a marker, this will make it show up in the UI and be propagated to
the lower levels.
Try
using org.eclipse.cdt.debug.coe.CDIDebugModel#createLineBreakpoint() as an
example. (Note: although it says "CDI", this kind of breakpoint is
honored by any debugger.)
--
Ed
