c++ - Eclipse CDT conditional breakpoint not working when checking for double expressions -


I am using Eclipse CDT 4.4.1 (Luna). When it comes to setting up a conditional breakpoint, it seems that Eclipse can not handle Float / Double Expressions. For example, I do a test for an expression like "t> 1", but when I try to check "t> 1.55" then everything goes fine, the Eclipse dumps the failing error: "Breakpoint installation failed: number 1.55 is invalid".

In addition, when using the "Undiscovered Count" feature, I get different results different times, Eclipse jumps over breakpoint more than always set in breakpoint properties.

Anyone know the reason for this behavior?

Thanks in advance.


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