breakpoints, Re: Distel and R10B

"Vlad Dumitrescu" <[email protected]> writes:

> The code that starts the node must add a "+R9" argument to erl. It's in
> erlang-start.el (part of the Erlang distribution) that this is to be changed
> (and I think it's trivial).

thank you, I can connect to the node now.

> Of course, the best thing would be to use R10 distribution protocol, which I
> don't think it's very difficult either (increasing the size of the pids,
> basically)

Is there documentation on the protocol changes somewhere?

Now, a new problem has come up: I am trying to set a breakpoint. The
module's compiled with debug_info and I've hit C-c C-d i to interpret
it. For some reason, the status line in Emacs doesn't show
'interpreted' as it used to after doing this. There is no error
message, though.

When I hit C-x SPC to set the breakpoint, I get 'if: Module is not
interpreted, can't set breakpoints.'.

Any ideas?

      Goodbyte, Gerd.
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