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Take the IBM TPF Debugger facilities that exist in IBM TPF Toolkit 4.6 and make available to customers as a stand-alone Java library (NOT as an Eclipse plug-in). n other words, provide the Java library that is responsible for the functionality to run TPF Debugger, but in such a way that it is environment agnostic/ not the Eclipse IDE platform.
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Is it just the default debug function you are looking for or do you also need all of the additional function the TPF lab provides in the existing Debugger set such as the various views (ECB, ECB Snapshot, ECB Summary, Trace log collection, ECB Trace, etc.)?
What is your expected timeframe?
Each IDE has their own UI models and are authored in potentially different languages. If you had to choose one IDE aside from Eclipse, what would it be?
Please provide information on your build, load and test pipeline.
What IDE is used for each of these?