Sometimes the compiler must emit bytecodes whose source locations
move backwards to previously-visited source locations.
(E.g., for-loop steps and implicitly inserted returns on void methods.)
Apparently, if the user puts a breakpoint on a source location which
corresponds to more than one contiguous span of bytecodes,
not all spans are given breakpoints, and the user's program
continues unimpeded past the breakpoint.
move backwards to previously-visited source locations.
(E.g., for-loop steps and implicitly inserted returns on void methods.)
Apparently, if the user puts a breakpoint on a source location which
corresponds to more than one contiguous span of bytecodes,
not all spans are given breakpoints, and the user's program
continues unimpeded past the breakpoint.
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JDK-4038839 Debugger API does not step through "for" loops.
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