| [cdt-dev] RE: SteppingController question |
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Ha, we just tackled this
issue in EDC recently. I didn’t play with
StepController, but control it using a delay in reporting IResumedDMEvent for stepping
in EDC RunControl service. You may take a look at where “RESUME_NOTIFICATION_DELAY”
is used in
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.edc.internal.services.dsf.RunControl.ExecutionDMC.scheduleResumeEvent() Regards. Ling From:
cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of ext Alexiev, Dobrin I like the feature of Eclipse and DSF that if the user steps
while debugging the debug view doesn’t update for half a second with an
anticipation that the target will be suspended again. The problem is that under
some conditions (slow connection to the target) stepping takes around a second
and the debug view flickers badly. Do other debuggers experience similar problems? I noticed that half second is a hard coded delay in
DSF’s class SteppingController. Is it possible for a DSF debuggers to be able to customize
the stepping controller somehow? I can open a bugzilla entry so we can discuss there how it
can be addressed. Regards Dobrin |