Eclipse without delay

Question

When debugging my project in Eclipse, it (repeatedly, at the same point in the code) pauses execution as if it had reached a breakpoint. No exceptions are thrown, the project has no breakpoints, and if I click "resume", it will continue without problems.

What could be causing this behavior?

Answer 1

The Eclipse debugger pauses if the code throws an exception - at least for me (maybe this can be switched). Just undo the pause in the stream and you will most likely see a stack being printed in stderR.

Answer 2

Your code and the executables you are debugging are not synchronized.
Try creating a breakpoint, and then get rid of all breakpoints and see if this is all happening.

Answer 3

I had the same problem that I apparently had some hidden breakpoints, setting a new one and then clearing all the breakpoints, solving the problem for me.

Answer 4

Create a new workspace and import the project into this newly created workspace. The problem should disappear, especially if the problem was caused by the metadata of the damaged metadata.

Answer 5

Try Remove all breakpoints from the Breakpoints view (hidden by default, Window > Show view > Other... > Debug > Breakpoints ).

This resolved it for me.

Answer 6

he can also wait for user input or a specific action to continue.