Nokia Carbide.c++ on Eclipse

Time for an update on the state of Carbide, the Eclipse Debugger for C/C++ (EDC), Symbian, and Nokia. As usual all comments and analysis are my own.
We finally shipped Carbide 3.2 to the public! This is the first publicly available 3.x version of Carbide and the first new version seen outside of Nokia in over a year. It includes support for a new build system, a brand new on-device debugger built...

I've been starting to clear some usability issues out of our backlog and ran into one that seemed simple enough but eventually required a little more thought and attention.
When debugging native code it's common to want to inspect memory so the Eclipse debug platform offers a standard Memory view. The view can host a number of memory renderings, each offering a different way of viewing a chunk of memory....

If you are ever at a gathering of the Eclipse CDT community and the conversation starts to drag just casually ask about support for debugging multiple processes, cores, or contexts at the same time. You'll hear about a lot of important interrelated issues...

Our team is working on our next generation of C/C++ development tools for Symbian, Carbide 3.0 (C3). These build on the Eclipse Debugger for C/C++ (EDC) that's part of the CDT project. Our test team reported a bug that raises an interesting question...