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Re: [ptp-user] The statements of current eclipse problems
Thanks for the feedback and comments!

You are correct. In step (f) the new set should contain processes 8 & 9, so this appears to be a bug. Please open a bugzilla entry on this.

Parallel breakpoints are not persisted because the number of processes in each launch can change, so the process sets become invalid. e.g. If your new launch was only 7 processes, then Group1 is no longer valid, since it contains processes 8 & 9. For the same reason, process sets are not persisted either. Global breakpoints were added to partly overcome this problem, since they apply to any number of processes. These breakpoints should be persisted between runs.

If you have suggestions on a better way to handle process sets or breakpoints, please consider opening a feature request.

Thanks,
Greg

On Dec 11, 2013, at 3:37 AM, Krime <krimelam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

2 Problems:
The 1st is, when I switch my processes set in the "Parallel Debug View",
  the "Debug View" gives wrong information about the processes from current
  set. Let me explain that:
 a) I started a remote debug session with 10 process:
 b) I selected 4 processes and created a new set called "Group1":
<ptp_bug.01.png>
 c) Switch current set to the set "Group1", and I registered the 4th process whose "Index Number" seems to be 9:
<ptp_bug.02.png>
 d) Now the "Debug View" displayed the stack information of the "Index9" process:
<ptp_bug.03.png>
 e) Here, I selected the 3rd and 4th processes of the set "Group1", which should be "Index8 & Index9" respectively:
<ptp_bug.04.png>
 f) And I created a new set named "Group2FromGroup1", well, there seemed a confused problem came out: (The expected "Index9" change to "Index3" NOW!)
<ptp_bug.05.png>
 g) Now I registered the "Index3" process from preceding operation and switch back to the Root set, and there came the unexpected "Index3" process, there!)
<ptp_bug.06.png>
 Well, this seems the "Index Number" born relative when I create a new set. But this would confuse the users, doesn't it?

2nd, the history property of "Breakpoints View" is useless ( when I
  start/restart a new debug session, all the breakpoints I used last time
  can neither work nor be active again, and why they just keeps there? ).
  By the way, when I import my saved/exported breakpoints, they all lose
  their own related processes set property and become inactive, what does
  import/export operations function? Is it my problem?
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