For some reason the debugger.jit is not working anymore for fatal errors, bad syntax etc. DebugBreak(); still works though. It worked with older versions of phped and the debugger and i'm not sure when it was broken. We upgrade often. Here is my current setup.

PhpEd Version 5.5 (Build 5518) Windows

Server
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 5)
php 5.2.6
apache 2.2.6

php.ini (excerpt)

[debugger]
extension=dbg-php-5.2.so
debugger.enabled=on
debugger.profiler_enabled=on
debugger.hosts_allow=all
debugger.ports=7869, 10000/16
debugger.JIT_enabled=on

error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = On

This has worked in the past, just not sure what broke it or when.

example:
Nusphere and the listener are on
I hit a piece of code with the following fatal error

Fatal error: Class 'DBQuery' not found in

Debugger does not start... it used to.

Any ideas would be a huge help!
Thanks
Nick

the class not found error probably has nothing to do with phpEd...run the project outside the debugger see if you get the same error, then fix it there and JIT will start working again

- mark

I don't think you understand, in previous versions of phped/debugger if you had a fatal error like that the JIT debugger would start and tell you. Now it doesn't. Make sense?
Nick

Nick, you must be joking.
Problems with JIT were fixed in September, right after they were reported.
See issue 0002466
http://www.nusphere.com/news/changes55.htm

Not joking....
I'm at 5.6 now and it works again.