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Debugging options unavailable in Eclipse after ADT reinstall

In an attempt to fix an apparent problem with Eclipse no longer automatically building my project, I re-installed the Android Developer Toolkit (v15) via Eclipse.

After this, everything seems to be working (breakpoints, etc.), except that the stop button in the debug perspective is always disabled, including the "resume", "suspend", "terminate" and "disconnect" buttons in the toolbar.

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Furthermore, breakpoints aren't acknowledged, and in the popup that appears when I change code while the debug session is in progress, I no longer have a "terminate" option, only "disconnect".

Has anyone else encountered this? I am using a T-Mobile G2 as my device.

EDIT: I have now fully re-installed Eclipse & ADT on a fresh machine and the 'stop' option is still missing. I wonder if this was removed in v15?

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StrayPointer Avatar asked Nov 04 '11 20:11

StrayPointer


1 Answers

I solved this problem resetting the debug perspective at default: right-click the debug perspective button, select "Reset" and confirm.

After that my "Terminate" button was again enabled.

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Gavagai Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 23:09

Gavagai