How to debug JNI/C library?

The dbx debugger (part of Sun Studio) can attach to a JVM process and let you single step between Java code and native code. The functionality went by the code name "jdbx", although it's all part of dbx. It hasn't been heavily promoted, so it might have bugs.

There were issues when the IDE had two debug engines both handling Java, but using the command line dbx avoids those issues Of course, there are probably lots of more conventional ways to debug your specific problem without necessarily using source level debugging that can mix the Java and C code.

The dbx debugger (part of Sun Studio) can attach to a JVM process and let you single step between Java code and native code. The functionality went by the code name "jdbx", although it's all part of dbx. It hasn't been heavily promoted, so it might have bugs.

There were issues when the IDE had two debug engines both handling Java, but using the command line dbx avoids those issues. Of course, there are probably lots of more conventional ways to debug your specific problem without necessarily using source level debugging that can mix the Java and C code.

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