z390 Java Compiling
and Debugging Guide

• BLDJAR6.BAT - command file included started with v.1.3.09 to compile all the z390 source code and build z390.jar for distribution using the J2SE JDK 1.6.0_03.  All the J2SE java sources are in z390\src directory along with z390.man maifect file required by the jar.exe utility.  Note this command assumes latest z390 java sources are in the eclipse project source directory described below.
• Optional z390 java source level debugging using open source Eclipse IDE:
  • Installation of Eclipse IDE
    • Download zipped file with latest version of Eclipse (Currently using 3.2.2)
    • Unzip to target install directory (currently using w:\work\eclipse)
    • Copy eclipse shortcut and icon to desktop for startup and update path
  • Setup on first use
    • Startup Eclipse using desktop icon.
    • Create named workspace (currently using w:\work\eclipse\workspace
    • Open project named z390 with standard src source and lib library sub-directories
    • Import all the z390 java sources to the z390 project from z390\src install directory
  • Debug the z390 demo\DEMO.MLC user program using Eclipse
    • Startup Eclipse using the desktop icon
    • Select "run" and then "debug" menu items
      • Enter project name z390
      • Enter main class:
        • mz390 to debug macro assembler
        • lz390 to debug linker
        • ez390 to debug emulator
      • Check stop in main
      • Select "arguments" tab and enter program parms with path:
        w:\work\z390\demo\DEMO.MLC trace notrap sysmac(w:\work\z390\mac)
      • Click on "Debug" button at bottom of page to start debugging
      • (debugger should stop at first java statement in the program selected
      • Click on any of the follows to proceed with debugging:
        • Green triangle "proceed" will execute to next break, exception, or end of program
        • Red box "terminate" will end current debugging session
        • Use yellow "step into" to enter function on current source line
        • Use yellow "step over" to execute function and advance to next statement
        • Highlight any variable in program and right click "Display" to display current value
        • Put cursor on any source line in any program and then select "run", "Toggle Break" to set or reset break-point on that line.  Then use "proceed" to advande to next break-point