Description Teodor Madan 2011-04-01 08:06:50 EDT

"Resource does not exist" will be displayed in the editor when stack frame will reference a file that has the same prefix with a closed project. 

The scenarios can happen if your application is linked to a library code which project is closed in the workspace. As a user you might want to close library projects which you do not modify. 

Reproducibility steps:
1) Create a HelloWorld C/C++ executable project (called HelloWorld)
2) Create a C/C++ static library project (called HelloLib)
3) Add a testLib.c into library project with a "test" method in it, and build
4) Modify executable project to link with the static library that is output artifact of the library project. Also change "main" to call "test" method from the static library.
5) Build executable project
6) Close library project
7)Launch HelloWorld executable
8) Step into "test" method from the static library
9) Expecting to see contents of the test.c. 
10) set breakpoint in "test" method
11) Close "test.c" source file. Open breakpoints view and double click on the breakpoint from test.c 
12) expecting for eclipse to open editor for "test.c"


In fact at step 9) editor is displaying a message "Resource /HelloLib/src/test.c does not exist"