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Re: [tcf-dev] Breakpoint error propagation to Eclipse breakpoint view
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Hi Conny,
usually breakpoints are not planted because of an error, be it a symbol
that could not be resolved or an address that is not in the valid range.
In that case the breakpoint is shown as a blue bullet. Only when the
breakpoint can be planted on at least one context will the blue bullet
be displayed with an additional blue "tick symbol".
It is considered up to the user to go to the breakpoint properties >
status tab to understand why the breakpoint could not be planted.
- Christophe
On 09/22/2015 04:18 PM, Konrad Anheim wrote:
Hi,
in my implementation of context_plant_breakpoint()an error is raised
if HW resources are exhausted using set_errno(ERR_OTHER,"…");.
This error is propagated to Eclipse and shows up on the ‘Breakpoint
Properties’->Status page, which is quite hidden from the users
perspective. I would have expected that the breakpoint (within the
breakpoint view panel) indicates an error (e.g. a decorator or red
text etc.). Is this by design or a bug, or is there something wrong I
my setup.
cheers,
Conny
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