NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse 4.0 Debugging Supplement

Environment tab for Guardian launch types
When the Guardian launch type is selected in the Main tab, these are the components of the
Environment tab (Figure 4 (page 18)):
DescriptionComponent
When selected, specifies to set the DEFINEs, ASSIGNs, and PARAMs listed in the box.Set the following
DEFINEs, ASSIGNs, and
PARAMs:
When selected, specifies that the debugger use the obey command to execute the commands
in the file specified in the box. Enter the full path and file name in the box or click Browse...
to locate and select the file on the remote system.
Set DEFINEs, ASSIGNs,
and PARAMs contained
in remote file:
NOTE: Enter DEFINEs, ASSIGNs, and PARAMs exactly as you would enter them at the TACL
prompt. For example:
PARAM TRACE ON
ASSIGN STDERR, file-name
ADD DEFINE =PLUTO, FILE \FAR.$OFF.WORLDS.PLUTO
NSDEE does not validate this syntax.
TIP: You can also cut and paste to enter items in this box. This ability can be useful if you want
to copy a subset of DEFINEs, ASSIGNS, and PARAMs, from a file or from another debug
configuration.
For introductory information about DEFINEs, ASSIGNS, and PARAMs, see the TACL Reference
Manual and the Guardian Programmer's Guide in the NonStop Technical Library.
Environment tab for OSS launch types
When the OSS launch type is selected in the Main tab, these are the components of the Environment
tab:
DescriptionComponent
When selected, specifies to set the environment variables listed in the box. Enter them in the
box exactly as you would if you were setting the environment variable in the shell.
Set the following
environment variables:
When selected, specifies to copy the environment variables and their settings from the file
specified in the box. Enter the full path and file name in the box or click Browse... to locate
and select the file.
Set environment
variables contained in
remote file:
For introductory information about OSS environment variables, see the Open System Services
User's Guide in the NonStop Technical Library.
NOTE: Enter environment variables exactly as you would set them in a shell. For example, if you
set the environment variable TESTMODE by entering:
TESTMODE=1
your setting will not be available to your application. Instead, you must enter:
export TESTMODE=1
NSDEE does not validate this syntax.
Debugger tab
The Debugger tab (Figure 11 (page 31)) allows users to set debugger options.
Debug configurations dialog for NonStop debugging configurations 45