It's not being caused by Eclipse although possibly caused by the runtime setup. That you got the Windows error at all is a big clue. You seem to be focusing on Eclipse's response to GDB giving up. We have different definitions of the word consistent Quote: For my Windows redo of the Mac configuration using Eclipse/CDT/GDB, the error was only occurring >50% of the time.
#Java security settings for mac 9.1 windows 10#
Quote: On Windows 10 (1909) with Java 8u241 and GDB 9.1-1 and the same Eclipse 2020-06 (CDT 9.11.1) release, I am consistently getting:
Attachment: Screen Shot at 5.14.45 PM.png.Attachment: Screen Shot at 5.15.29 PM.png.In the "error.log" tab (once shown via selecting under "Show View") there is a record for every failed launch of GDB with:Īnd "An exception stack trace is not available."īootLoader constants: OS=macosx, ARCH=x86_64, WS=cocoa, NL=en_USįramework arguments: -keyring /Users/samwarner/.eclipse_keyringĬommand-line arguments: -os macosx -ws cocoa -arch x86_64 -data More info, in case anyone else is encountering the same issue. Attachment: Screen Shot at 11.15.20 PM.png.Attachment: Screen Shot at 9.03.50 PM.png.Attachment: Screen Shot at 9.04.07 PM.png.Attachment: Screen Shot at 9.04.27 PM.png.I've attached a list of the installed Eclipse components, a picture showing that I'm only using local debugging, and a picture showing the "debug" windows stalled and functioning processes. Once successful, the debugging session is 100% functional. Whether relaunched or using the 'debug' button, the % success is no better then 50% of the time.
The the debugger is started, and can be terminated or relaunched. When I hit the 'debug' button, the progress indicator will stall around 96%. I found that >50% of the time when I attempt to debug, the system progress hangs.
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