2009/3/3 Ang Beepeng <beepeng86 at yahoo.com>:
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> Thank you so much. I'm actually working on Windows base plugin.
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ohh.. then i feel  sorry for you :)
Debugging VM on windows is a complete hell.
I know it by myself, because developing Hydra VM on windows.

All gbd versions which i found, can't show me a correct stack trace
for VM built using gcc 2.95. :((
So i got to use 2 debuggers at once:
- gdb to look for a source code at specific instruction address

- visual c debugger to see the correct stack frames and function addresses..
horrible, inconvenient & takes a lot of time to find a bug...

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> John M McIntosh wrote:
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>> Well if you are using a macintosh it's easy, just follow the
>> instructions to build an xcode based vm,
>> the open up the xcode project for the plugin, ensure the debug version
>> of the plugin is findable by the debug vm
>> put breakpoints in the vm or plugin, invoke debug.
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>> You can also configure the xcode plugin project to run a vm if needbe
>> and not need to compile a debug vm.
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>> Corporate Smalltalk Consulting Ltd.  http://www.smalltalkconsulting.com
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