I have software that uses several languages that are available as eclipse plugins (java, C ++, python). Eszy call each other. I was wondering if there is a way to debug all these languages using eclipse. I have sources for all of them, and all of them are projects in eclipse, but so far they are working independently, and I was wondering if, for example, could I add a breakpoint in C ++ code and name a java program that calls C ++ code, execution pauses when it reaches the C ++ checkpoint. I think this is somehow similar to "joining a process" in Visual Studio, although I'm not sure Visual Studio also provides this feature. Is this possible with eclipse or Visual Studio?
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