NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse 4.0 Debugging Supplement

NOTE: Watch expressions are associated with your Eclipse workspace, not with a particular

project. Consequently, if you debug multiple projects in the same workspace, errors can be reported

if an expression in your workspace is not valid for the project you are debugging. HP recommends

that you clear all watch expressions before you debug a different program in the same workspace.

In addition, you can configure multiple Eclipse workspaces and use a workspace for each set of

related projects. For more information about configuring workspaces, see the NonStop Development

Environment for Eclipse User Guide.

Related reference topics:

• “Debug perspective for NonStop debugging configurations” (page 39)

See also the discussion about adding expressions in the C/C++ Development User Guide. (Available

from the Eclipse Workbench help menu. Select Help→Help Contents.)

Setting breakpoints

You set and edit breakpoints for NonStop Applications in the same ways that you can set

breakpoints in the CDT for other types of applications. For information about breakpoints, see the

C/C++ Development User Guide. (Available from the Eclipse Workbench help menu. Select

Help→Help Contents.)

NOTE: Breakpoints are associated with your Eclipse workspace, not with a particular project.

Consequently, if you debug multiple projects in the same workspace, errors can be reported if a

breakpoint in your workspace is not valid for the project you are debugging. HP recommends that

you clear all breakpoints before you debug a different program in the same workspace.

In addition, you can configure multiple Eclipse workspaces and use a workspace for each set of

related projects. For more information about configuring workspaces, see the NonStop Development

Environment for Eclipse User Guide.

Setting breakpoints is the equivalent of using the Native Inspect break command. Deleting

breakpoints is the equivalent of using the Native Inspect delete breakpoints command.

NOTE: NSDEE uses sequential line numbers instead of the line numbers established by the EDIT

program. Setting breakpoints at fractional EDIT line numbers is not supported.