Re: [platform-debug-dev] How to display current instruction pointer?

[Darin Wright <Darin_Wright@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You need to have a source locator, a
debug model presentation, and a text editor.

When a breakpoint is hit, the source
lookup service will lookup the source "element" for the selected
stack frame and display that source element in an editor. The source element
is resolved by the launch's source locator. The line number is provided
by the stack frame. The editor is resolved by a debugger's debug model
presentation - see ISourcePresentation/IDebugModelPresentation. The source
element is translated into an editor id/editor input pair by the debug
model presentation which are used to open an editor. If the editor opened
is an ITextEditor, the debugger will add instruction pointer annotations
to the editor automatically.

Darin Wright

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Hi,

I'm developing a debugger plug-in and i just can't figure it out how to
make eclipse highlight the current point of execution after a breakpoint
hit. Could anybody give me some pointers?

Thanks in advance!

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