[freenet-tech] Technology / Features

[Adam Megacz]

Jeff Sturm <jsturm@one-point.com> writes:
> On 25 Feb 2002, Adam Megacz wrote:
> > I personally don't use GCJ for debugging -- I get my code 100%
> > working/debugged/tested under HotSpot

> I find your comment a little surprising... while gdb's support for java
> has room for improvement, I've never seen a java debugger I liked.

I rarely use debuggers for Java code (when I do, I use jswat, which is
decent). println() and printStackTrace() are my favorite debugging
tools -- my main gripe is that gcj-win32 can't give stack traces, and
probably will never be able to.


> And a core dump from the JDK is pretty much useless.

Well, if HotSpot dumps core, it's Sun's fault, not yours =)


  - a


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