[ddmcleod]

I recently upgraded to Eclipse 3.2.2. I am also using MyEclipse 5.1.1GA. I have one project I’m working on that requires Java 1.4.2, and I noticed that, ever since I upgraded, I get consistent “Invalid Stack Frame” messages in the Variables pane whenever I am in a debug session. I thought this might be a problem with Eclipse itself, but I uninstalled MyEclipse and ran Eclipse without it, and the problem disappears. Something in MyEclipse 5.1.1 is messing with the stack frame and preventing me from viewing variables as I step through virtually any section of code.

[Riyad Kalla]

Hmm, try and restart using -clean as outlined here: https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshoot-using-the-clean-command-line-argument/

and if that doesn’t work, try creating a new workspace using File > Switch Workspace, then importing your project into it and working on it and see if the issue persists. I’ve seen a lot of debugging issues over the years get correctly simply with a clean workspace.

[ddmcleod]

This does not address the issue of why debugging works perfectly when Eclipse is installed WITHOUT MyEclipse. I don’t think this has anything to do with “clean workspace”.

[ddmcleod]

@ddmcleod wrote:

This does not address the issue of why debugging works perfectly when Eclipse is installed WITHOUT MyEclipse. I donThis problem seems to have been fixed in MyEclipse 5.5.1.

Thanks,

David

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