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<p>The first paper in this series, <i><a href="../Article-Launch-Framework/launch.html">We
Have Lift-off: The Launching Framework in Eclipse</a></i>, describes the launching
framework through an applet launcher example. In this paper, we describe the
- basic debugging framework using a small assembly language example. And in our
- third paper (not yet published), <i>Enhancing the Eclipse Debugger</i>, we describe
- how to enhance the UI for our assembly language debugger by adding all the little
- bells and whistles that one expects in modern IDEs.</p>
+ basic debugging framework using a small assembly language example.</p>
<p>The Eclipse SDK provides a framework for building and integrating debuggers,
collectively known as the debug platform. The debug platform defines a set of
Java&#153; interfaces modeling a set of artifacts and actions common to many

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