On 23/10/2019 12:41, Martin Frb wrote:
On 23/10/19 11:34, Joost van der Sluis wrote:About the patch: I made the original change within the period that I tried to get multiple-dimensional arrays to be displayed correctly in gdb. Especially arrays of ansistrings. In the end this worked, does this still work?We need some kind of debug-tests. I know you have some, and that there are huge differences between gdb versions, but still...I am away this week, I check next week.
There is a project for manual testing: components\lazdebuggergdbmi\test\RunGDBMI.lpi
It reads a list of fpc compilers from fpclist.txt (there is a sample file). And gdb versions from gdblist.txt. It then takes an exe, that it will compile and run to a breakpoint. There it will send a series of gdb commands, and record the results.
It can record them in csv format (copy and paste to libre office calc) File: full filename with path - to be compiled break: file without path, in which to set the breakpoint (can be used unit) checkbox "csf": comma separated upper memo: commands for gdb, one per line lower memo: output I tested the following a1: array of ansistring; a2: array of array of ansistring; s1: array [3..5] of ansistring; s2: array [3..5, 7..8] of ansistring;with 3.0.0 (32bit only), 3.0.4, trunk 43310, and 3.2.0 43184 / dwarf (with sets) and dwarf3 sending to gdb (32bit 7.2, 7.7.1, 7.8.2, 8.2.0 and 64bit 7.3-5, 7.7.0, 7.8.2, 8.2.0):
p a1 p a2 p s1 p s2 results attached (as libre office calc) static array with dwarf-2 work.In any case I see no change in the results depending on fpc version (so the recent fixes made no diff for gdb)
If you remember what you tested, then I can run that against newer versions.
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