Dear Dejene, Perhaps you got the notion of debugging wrongly.
Eclipse does not find one the erroneous part, it simply assist to pause the simulation midway at your predefined location and walk with you the simulation in a controlled way till an anomaly occurs. Try doing some tutorial first to get some grip before pursuing the debugging process on your own. (Try to Google for the tutorial) I am little bit confused though, you mentioned you did some sample simulation (presume its a code with an error) and found the Eclipse configured correctly. If it is true than you would already have some idea on the debugging process by now. rgds Saravanan K On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 8:23 PM, Dejene B. <djz...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am debugging ns-2 while running simulations using eclipse. I have > configured eclipse correctly and have tested it by some sample simulation > and it is working. My problem is, I am not able to find in the debugger how > to trace an erroneous part. It simply terminates and don't show which part > of the code has a problem. Anyone who is experienced please help!! > > regards > > -- > *Dejene Boru* > *............................................. > * > Graduate Student-Telecom Eng > University of Trento > Via Brennero 150 > Trento, Italy > dejeneboru.oljir...@unitn.it > djz...@gmail.com > 0039-388-998-1919 > > * > *
