Open Source Debuggers - Page 21

An Open Source Java Emulation platform for emulating micro computers

Simple - but complete enough - command-line Bash debugger, written as a Bash script. No installation and no root permission required: just download, put every where you prefer and use it. Bash 3 required.

JHeap provides the toolset to help Java developers discover and fix the root cause of memory issues in their applications. JHeap integrates easily with your application server and has been designed to be used in production environments with low overhead.

JLinkCheck is an Ant Task written in Java for checking links in websites. It is not just checking one single page, but crawling a whole site like a spider, generating a report in XML and (X)HTML. JReptator will be its succesor with many more features

JLogger is written for the java developper that need a powerfull and easy-to-use logging tool.

This project was intended to implement the Java(tm) Platform Debugger Architecture for JOS. It is currently inactive.

JPeek is a graphical tool and library for reflection-based runtime inspection of the object graph in Java.

JRemoteRun allow execute snippets of java code in running JVM.

This Library allows you to perform unit testing in Javascript, to practice TDD and to produce the most fun Game of Life for a code retreat or coding dojo! :D You can watch is alive here: http://js-tdd.sourceforge.net/

The project is designed to make life easier for programmers using javascript. Updated trace panel(disegner will work on it later :) ). And one issue with IE6. Compatible with IE7+, Chrome, FF2+, Opera(?)

Java AS400 RPG source code editor, debugger, IDE.

Jssltrace is a java-based tool, which enables it's user to intercept ssl based communication between two programs. Jssltrace works essentiallly in the same manner as tcptrace (http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcptrace), which is the main inspiration for it.

This is a dynamic slicing tool for Java programs. The tool modifies the Kaffe virtual machine to collect the execution trace, and compress the trace on-the-fly. Please proceed to the tool's website http://jslice.sourceforge.net/ for download.

JSnapshot is an advanced java exception logging, monitoring and analysis tool. It traces thrown exceptions in real-time and logs a snapshot of call stack, variables and objects for every thrown exception. Fully integrated with Eclipse IDE.

The JSwat project has moved to Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/jswat/ -- the contents of the SourceForge project are no longer being updated. Please visit the new site. Thank you.

The "JTAG-GDB server" is a program for integrating the ARM-Embedded ICE logic with the GNU-Debugger GDB.

JTAGServer Support: ARM7 & ARM9 protocol: ADP ARM Core:ARM7: ARM7TDMI, ARM7TDMI-S,ARM720T ARM9: ARM9TDMI, ARM920T, ARM922T,ARM940T

JTail is a simply multiplatform application, which show text files content especially LOG FILES. This application is a thread, which non-stop reads the file content and print what lines was added to the end file.

JTestCase uses XML file to organize multi-testcase data and asserting conditions (action and expected result), and provides a set of easy-to-use methods to retrieve test cases out from XML, and asserts results against those expected ones in data file.

A facility to keep a history of context information during runtime and then dumping it in a separate file when a problem occurs (similar to core dump).

Jabberwocky is a development environment for Lisp programs. It includes a Lisp aware editor, a source level debugger and a way to interact with Lisp processes.

Jackal JavaScript Debugger is a debug tool written in javascript for client-side javascript debugging.It supports runtime access to the loaded script. Allows editing functions, variables etc at runtime. Beta version 3.0.0 released

Aligns java-files, which are decompiled by jad

Hugo is a small Android library (and annotation processor plugin) that automatically logs method calls, parameters, return values, and execution time for methods annotated with @DebugLog. Instead of manually adding logging statements everywhere, you simply annotate a method and Hugo injects the logging at compile-time in debug builds, keeping release builds clean. This helps developers gain visibility into method flows, execution timing, and parameter passing without cluttering production code. The annotation doesn’t remain in the compiled class for non-debug builds, so there’s zero runtime penalty in release. Hugo uses bytecode/annotation processing behind the scenes but maintains simple API usage for developers. It’s especially useful during development and debugging phases in large Android codebases where tracing logic by hand would be tedious.