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The AdvancedWatchpointControl program is a Java-language program distributed
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as an Eclipse project. These instructions assume you have both the
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Eclipse platform and the JDT Java development plugins installed. These
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instructions were written for Eclipse version 3.5.2, though other versions
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should be similar.
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To build the project in Eclipse, you must first import it into your workspace.
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From the 'File' menu, select 'Import...'. In the Import menu, under the
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'General' folder, select 'Existing Projects into Workspace', then click 'Next'.
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On the next screen, select 'Select root directory', then enter (or browse to)
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the adv_debug_sys/Software/AdvancedWatchpointControl directory. Finally,
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click the 'Finish' button to import the project.
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AdvancedWatchpointControl depends on the SWT GUI widget toolkit from the
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Eclipse project. This can be downloaded directly from the Eclipse project,
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at http://www.eclipse.org/swt/. Download the version appropriate for your
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operating system.
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There are (at least) two ways to satisfy the dependancy on SWT. As shipped,
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AdvancedWatchpointControl is configured to depend on a project in the
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workspace called org.eclipse.swt To create this project, you may import the
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SWT project into the workspace from the downloaded archive file in the same
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way you imported AdvancedWatchpointControl.
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In some versions of the SWT archive, there is a bug which prevents Eclipse
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from importing the project. If this is the case, you must work around.
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Extract the SWT archive, and find the swt.jar file. In Eclipse, right-click
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on the AdvancedWatchpointControl, and click on 'Properties.' Under the
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'Projects' tab, remove the dependancy on org.eclipse.swt. Under the
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'Libraries' tab, remove SWT_CONTAINER/PLATFORM. Then click the 'Add
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External JARs...' button. This will open the 'JAR Selection' dialog. Select
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the swt.jar file from the archive, and click OK.
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You should now be able to build AdvancedWatchpointControl, and run it as a
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Java application via the Eclipse GUI.
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If you do not have or wish to install Eclipse, a simple Makefile has been
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included which should be able to build AdvancedWatchpointControl as an
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executable JAR file. Simply type "make" in the project's root directory
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to build the program, which will be called AdvancedWatchpointControl.jar.
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Typing "make run" will build the program, then execute it.
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A pre-compiled executable JAR file has been included in the root directory of
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AdvancedWatchpointControl, called AdvancedWatchpointControl.jar. To run this
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file using the Sun JVM in Linux, use the command line:
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>java -jar AdvancedWatchpointControl.jar
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Other JVMs and operating systems may use different syntax. Note that the
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AdvancedWatchpointControl.jar file includes the SWT library, which is
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distributed under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0. A copy of
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this license may be found in the doc/ subdirectory.
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