Is this just a Racket on Windows problem or in all implementations. On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 2:46 PM, Robby Findler <ro...@eecs.northwestern.edu> wrote: > I've just pushed a change that seems to fix this, but reading over the > code and experimenting with it a bit, I'm not sure why it is seeing > the callbacks into the eval-handler in the order that it is seeing > them so I'm not sure that my fix is the right one. > > Also, one thing to note: if there are compiled .zo files, then the > debugger doesn't debug those files. I believe this is just showing the > age of the debugger and isn't a fundamental limitation (in particular, > the debugger could stash .zo files with the annotations in them the > way that errortrace does). > > But I think that this means that you should probably turn off the > automatic zo file creation option in the module language, or else you > still won't be able to debug those files. > > Robby > > On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 9:12 PM, Harry Spier <vasishtha.sp...@gmail.com> wrote: >> I have a main module which requires other modules. I'm trying to >> debug one of those modules using the debugger in DrRacket. (I'm using >> windows Vista and the latest Racket. >> >> I open two tabs in DrRacket, one with the main module and one with >> the module I'm trying to debug (lets call it M). I click the debug >> icon in the main module and set a breakpoint just before the call to >> the procedure in module M. I then step through the call to this >> procedure and the second tab opens with module M but there are no >> debug icons available and I can't step through module M. >> >> I then tried first opening the tab with module M and clicking on the >> debug icon and then opening the tab with the main module and clicking >> on debug and setting the breakpoint etc. but when I stepped into >> module M, the debug icons were available but appeared to be disabled >> (i.e. lighter color and didn't respond to clicking). >> >> Section 1.8.4 for DrRacket says: >> ------------------------------------ >> 1.8.4 Debugging Multiple Files >> >> To debug a program that spans several files, make sure that all of the >> files are open in DrRacket. Click the Debug button in the window >> containing the main program. As this program loads additional files >> that are present in other windows or tabs, message boxes will pop up >> asking whether or not to include the file in the debugging session. >> Including the file means that it will be possible to set breakpoints, >> inspect variables, and single-step in that file. >> ------------------------------------- >> >> But no message boxes popped up asking me whether I want to include >> files in the debugging session.. >> >> In the Choose Language menu I have "Debugging" chosen under dynamic >> properties. >> >> Can anyone suggest what might be the problem. >> >> Thanks, >> Harry >> ____________________ >> Racket Users list: >> http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
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