NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse Debugging Supplement

2. In the Debug Configurations dialog, in the configurations list, select the debug configuration

you want to modify.

TIP: If the configurations list contains a large number of debug configurations, you can find

the one you want to select more easily by filtering the results as described in “Listing and

filtering debug configurations” (page 27).

3. If you want to change the name of this configuration, type the new name in the Name: box.

4. Make the modifications you want in each of the tabs. When you finish typing the information

for each tab, click Apply to apply your changes or Revert to revert to the settings in effect the

last time changes were applied, or go on to the next tab and click Apply when you are ready

to apply your changes to all tabs. If the Debug button is available and you click Debug, your

changes are applied before the debugger is launched.

a. In the Main tab (Figure 9 (page 26)), specify the NonStop launch type, project name,

system and user name, and the process. See “Creating a new NonStop Snapshot debug

configuration” (page 24).

b. If you want to specify options for the debugger to use, type the information in the Debugger

tab. See “Specifying debugger options” (page 31).

c. By default, the debugger searches for source files at the path recorded when the

application was compiled. If you need to specify a different location, such as when you

have moved the files to a different system, use the Source tab to specify the current location

of the files. See “Specifying alternate source file locations” (page 28).

d. The Common tab allows you to set other options related to the Eclipse workspace. For

information about this tab, see “Common tab for NonStop debug configurations”

(page 49).

5. Click Apply to apply your changes. To revert to the settings in effect the last time changes

were applied, click Revert.