First Steps with the Android SDK - Beginning Android Games - page 47

If you start your first debugging session and a breakpoint is hit (for example, you tap the button
in our application), Eclipse asks whether you want to switch to the Debug perspective, which
you can confirm. Let's have a look at that perspective first. Figure 2-15 shows how it would look
after we start debugging our Hello World application.

Figure 2-15. The Debug perspective

If you remember our quick tour of Eclipse, then you'll know there are several different
perspectives, which consist of a set of views for a specific task. The Debug perspective looks
quite different from the Java perspective.

ï?® The Debug view at the top left shows all currently running applications and

the stack traces of all their threads if the applications are run in debug mode
and are being suspended.

ï?® Below the Debug view is the Source Code view, which is also present in the

Java perspective.