no evaluation adapter error

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When attempting to view variables in either the display view or detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack

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What do mean by “attempting to view variables in either the display view or
detailed pane of the variables view”?

“Jack Rosenbloom” <jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> wrote in message
news:3F14389B.8090303@vertisinc.com…

When attempting to view variables in either the display view or detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack

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THere is a view which is part of the debug perspective called Display.
The same functionally is suppose to exist in the details pane of the
variables view.

What I am actually trying to achieve is this:
I pass a pointer to an array into a routine. The array is of a known
type and the length is passed as another parameter.

my_routine( int *array, int len)

I want to view the entire array with the debugger. Under QNX4 with
Watcom, I could right click on the variable and view it as an array and
then specify the array length. Now I am using the memory dump which is
very painfull and if my array was a large structure, almost impossible.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
Jack


Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:

What do mean by “attempting to view variables in either the display view or
detailed pane of the variables view”?

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F14389B.8090303@vertisinc.com> …

When attempting to view variables in either the display view or detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack
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The Display view is a part of JDT (Java Development Tool). It is shown only
when JDT is installed and doesn’t work for C/C++ development.
You can use the “Add C/C++ Expression” option to watch expressions. In 6.3
we added functionally similar to the Watcom debugger features.

Mikhail Khodjaiants

“Jack Rosenbloom” <jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> wrote in message
news:3F156659.3080807@vertisinc.com…

THere is a view which is part of the debug perspective called Display.
The same functionally is suppose to exist in the details pane of the
variables view.

What I am actually trying to achieve is this:
I pass a pointer to an array into a routine. The array is of a known
type and the length is passed as another parameter.

my_routine( int *array, int len)

I want to view the entire array with the debugger. Under QNX4 with
Watcom, I could right click on the variable and view it as an array and
then specify the array length. Now I am using the memory dump which is
very painfull and if my array was a large structure, almost impossible.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
Jack


Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:
What do mean by “attempting to view variables in either the display view
or
detailed pane of the variables view”?

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F14389B.8090303@vertisinc.com> …

When attempting to view variables in either the display view or detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack

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Thanks Mikhail! The Add C/C++ Expression does help expand an array. Do
you know when version 6.3 will be released?

Jack

Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:

The Display view is a part of JDT (Java Development Tool). It is shown only
when JDT is installed and doesn’t work for C/C++ development.
You can use the “Add C/C++ Expression” option to watch expressions. In 6.3
we added functionally similar to the Watcom debugger features.

Mikhail Khodjaiants

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F156659.3080807@vertisinc.com> …

THere is a view which is part of the debug perspective called Display.
The same functionally is suppose to exist in the details pane of the
variables view.

What I am actually trying to achieve is this:
I pass a pointer to an array into a routine. The array is of a known
type and the length is passed as another parameter.

my_routine( int *array, int len)

I want to view the entire array with the debugger. Under QNX4 with
Watcom, I could right click on the variable and view it as an array and
then specify the array length. Now I am using the memory dump which is
very painfull and if my array was a large structure, almost impossible.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
Jack


Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:

What do mean by "attempting to view variables in either the display view

or

detailed pane of the variables view"?

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F14389B.8090303@vertisinc.com> …


When attempting to view variables in either the display view or detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack


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The official release of 6.3 is scheduled for November 2003. The beta will be
available in September.

Mikhail
“Jack Rosenbloom” <jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> wrote in message
news:3F157737.7040808@vertisinc.com…

Thanks Mikhail! The Add C/C++ Expression does help expand an array. Do
you know when version 6.3 will be released?

Jack

Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:
The Display view is a part of JDT (Java Development Tool). It is shown
only
when JDT is installed and doesn’t work for C/C++ development.
You can use the “Add C/C++ Expression” option to watch expressions. In
6.3
we added functionally similar to the Watcom debugger features.

Mikhail Khodjaiants

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F156659.3080807@vertisinc.com> …

THere is a view which is part of the debug perspective called Display.
The same functionally is suppose to exist in the details pane of the
variables view.

What I am actually trying to achieve is this:
I pass a pointer to an array into a routine. The array is of a known
type and the length is passed as another parameter.

my_routine( int *array, int len)

I want to view the entire array with the debugger. Under QNX4 with
Watcom, I could right click on the variable and view it as an array and
then specify the array length. Now I am using the memory dump which is
very painfull and if my array was a large structure, almost impossible.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
Jack


Mikhail Khodjaiants wrote:

What do mean by "attempting to view variables in either the display
view

or

detailed pane of the variables view"?

“Jack Rosenbloom” <> jrosenbloom@vertisinc.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3F14389B.8090303@vertisinc.com> …


When attempting to view variables in either the display view or
detailed
pane of the variables view, I get an “no evaluation adapter error”.
Does anyone know how to fix this. I am using 6.21a under win2000.

Thanks,
Jack



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