Martin Boyer

Hi, I have not experienced your issue, with various versions of Perl and EPIC, all on Windows 10. I have not tried to run your program, but here are a few items you could try. The first line sets a variable you can use to conditionally execute code while running under EPIC. my $running_with_debugger = 1 if ($ENV{PERLDB_PIDS} eq $$); # $$ is the process ID of the current perl script STDOUT->autoflush(1); # To make sure messages are not printed out of order STDERR->autoflush(1); # To make sure messages...

EPIC 0.7.7 seems to work for me. Environment: Windows 10 ActivePerl 5.26.1 Java 1.8 Eclipse Photon (4.8) EPIC 0.7.7

Jan, EPIC 0.7.6 seems to work for me. Thanks! Environment: Windows 10 ActivePerl 5.26.1 Java 1.8 Eclipse Photon (4.8) EPIC 0.7.6 No customized version of dumpvar_epic.pm

Dave, Thanks for the fix. I also had problems with EPIC 0.7.5, which were fixed by: 1. editing line 123 of the 0.7.5 version dumpvarepic.pm as "binmode($DB::OUT, ':encoding(UTF-8)');" 2. putting this copy of dumpvarepic.pm in a directory outside the Eclipse workspace 3. adding this directory to the list of directories in the "Perl Include Path" properties of the relevant Eclipse project Just to be clear, upgrading to EPIC 0.7.5 alone didn't fix my problem. This is on Eclipse Photon (4.8).