Re: contribution in the remote debugging sablevm

Hi Martin and Andreas,

> Well, because it would be our diploma work, we have to make a bit time
> management and find out in which scale there would be work for us to do.
> 
> Is it possible that someone (possibly Nizzar) give us a more or less
> detailed
> overview about the things that are still to implement at your branch?

I talked with Nizar yesterday.  He should be sending you some
information.  He is on the last miles of completing his JVMDI/JDWP work
by adding support for breakpoints on exceptions.

> We would like to run the sablevm on an arm processor (OMAP 5912 from ti)
> and
> debug over ethernet on a pc running eclipse.

Should be feasible.  Another student has been working on (optionally)
reducing the size of a compiled sablevm.  This will eventually be
integrated into the trunk, and might be useful to you.

Yet, the most interesting would be configure options to select subsets
of sablevm-classpath (with/without AWT, etc.) to reduce the size of
installed class libraries.  Contributions are very welcome. :-)

Have fun!

Etienne


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