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Operating System Specific Requirements
The Enterprise Architect debugger is able to operate on a number of different platforms. Each of these has different requirements before debugging will be successful. The following table describes the different requirements.
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Prerequisites |
Creation of an Analyzer script and configuration of the Debug command in that script.
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Supported Platforms |
Enterprise Architect supports debugging on these platforms: .NET
Java
Debugging is implemented through the Java Virtual Machine Tools Interface (JVMTI), which is part of the Java Platform Debugger Architecture (JPDA); the JPDA was introduced in Java SE version 5.0. Note: 64-bit versions of the Java JDK are not currently supported in Enterprise Architect, for debugging and recording purposes.
Windows for Native Applications Enterprise Architect supports debugging native code (C, C++ and Visual Basic) compiled with the Microsoft™ compiler where an associated PDB file is available.
PHP Enterprise Architect enables you to perform local and remote debugging with PHP.exe.
GNU Debugger (GDB) Enterprise Architect supports debugging using the GNU Debugger, which enables you to debug your applications under Linux either locally or remotely. Requires GDB version 7.0 or above. Source code file path must not contain spaces.
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Microsoft C++ and Native (C, VB)
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Notes
| • | Debugging under Windows Vista (x64) - if you encounter problems debugging with Enterprise Architect on a 64-bit platform, you should build a Win32 platform configuration in Visual Studio; that is, do not specify ANY-CPU, specify WIN32 |
