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Genymotion - debugging in Eclipse on Windows 7

I have been using the Genymotion emulator for Android for 2 weeks now.
While everything was fine, I was able to debug and everything worked perfectly (and pretty quickly).

Suddenly, the debugger went crazy yesterday: it jumps over certain lines of code,
doesn’t execute certain methods, shows that the instance is objnot null (on hover), but it doesn’t execute the if (obj != null)code blocks that follow, etc. etc.

Has anyone else seen this and is there any solution for it?

In fact, I think it behaves the same with the standard Android emulator.
And it also started yesterday. Therefore, I am simply puzzled by what I can do to fix this strange problem and continue to work normally.

Needless to say, I cleaned and rebuilt my project several times in Eclipse.
Rebooted my computer. Nothing helps so far.

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