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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 6:34 pm

Hello,

I know this topic could be treated as Eclipse issue, but I'll take my chances.

First, let me introduce my configuration:

Of course, I have a problem. It happens that while stepping through the code, Eclipse just hangs.
This happens on some specific statements in my code (some function calls). I know that I'm using right
source path because few hundred lines of code work perfectly.

I also found some additional symptoms.
While hanging, process javaw.exe consumes ~95% of my processor (AMD Athlon 64 3200+) until debugged thread is stopped.
Also, if in that state, it takes ~10 secs for Apache to shut down.

Is there a way to localize the problem to some component - DBG, Eclipse, Apache, PHP? Or a version incompatibility?
Is there a DBG log file somewhere?
Could you help me? Shocked

Oz

Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:12 pm

Hello again,

And let me answer my own question. Silly me. Shocked

Just after I gave up messing around Eclipse settings and trying to clear some non existing internal cache Rolling Eyes

I tried to use some of my own old piece of code used for logging. So i found this stuff...

Code:

for($i=0; $i[b]=[/b]count($this->timestamps); $i++) {
...
}

This was an overkill for the server thread. Still I don't know why debugger didn't step inside the function, but... it works now.
Embarassed

Btw, this php DBG is really a great piece of work!!!
(not pulling your leg - really, it helped me a lot)

Oz

Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 7:36 am

Sorry, we are not maintainers for Eclipse.
Even though it claims to have DBG debugger, it uses only DBG server module, while client is written in java and derived from dbg 2.11 sources AFAIK.

Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 6:12 pm

dmitri wrote:

Even though it claims to have DBG debugger, it uses only DBG server module, while client is written in java and derived from dbg 2.11 sources AFAIK.

That's truth, Eclipse embeds client module in the distribution - and I wasn't aware that the source version was 2.11; incompatibility between server module and client could explain some of the problems I encountered.
But Eclipse (although a great tool) doesn't come with HTTP server. Developer has to install one.
So, I took your free distribution of dbg server module (PHP extension) and used it with out-of-the-box apache based solution, XAMPP.

And I thought the problem was in your DBG server module Rolling Eyes

.
Again I have to tell you that your DBG module helped me a lot!

Oz