Or you can get it
straight from SF.net wo/ the registration nuisance.
I haven't tried EPIC in quite awhile, the debugger looks much better than before.
Has anyone debugged threaded apps w/ it yet ?
I'm not a big Eclipse fan, but the re-install may be worth the effort if its the only
debugger that sensibly supports ithreads.
Update:
OK, I lied...the docs above didn't bother to mention how BPs are added.
So, to save you all the bothersome task of entering a bogus registration,
here's the skinny:
After you enter Debug mode, right click in the border (in my case,
the line number border) next to the line you want a BP on. Then select
"Add Remove Breakpoint" from the popup menu.
A BP icon will then be added next to the line.
That being said, my prelim attempts to debug a very simple threaded
app leave me with the same sense I had before: Eclipse seems way too
non-obvious to me. At a minimum, I think it violates my favorite Perl mantra,
"Simple things should be easy, and hard things should be possible."
And while EPIC seems to attempt ithreads support, I can't seem to get
it to behave (Note: I'm using the "test" version, which may be the source
of my difficulties, but the ChangeLog leads me to believe I'll have
many more problems with the "stable" release).
So I guess its back to perl -d for the time being...
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