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 FAQ-O-Matic : General : Debugger :
What causes a breakpoint to be flagged as unverified? |
| Hin Boen of Borland writes:
This means your breakpoint is invalid. It can be caused by: a. your class file is not compiled no debug information. b. your class file does not match your source file. c. you add a line breakpoint in an invalid location (e.g. add a line breakpoint in a blank line) 2002-May-14 7:31am amy.liu@attws.com, gyles19@visi.com | |
See also  What is the difference between a verified breakpoint (red dot) and an unverified breakpoint (red dot with green X?).
2002-May-14 7:33am gyles19@visi.com | |
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