One more thing. I see we have a "pvt" macro in gdbinit.in:
define pvt set debug_vec_tree ($) end I propose we either remove this altogether, since we have a generic debug() way of dumping things, or implement it with "set debug($)" if somebody's finger memory will be adversely affected. (I'm looking at you Jakub ;-)). On Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 9:52 AM, Aldy Hernandez <al...@redhat.com> wrote: > We have a generic mechanism for dumping types from the debugger with: > > (gdb) call debug(some_type) > > However, even though most types are implemented, we have no canonical > way of dumping vectors or hash sets. > > The attached patch fixes this oversight. With it you can call > debug(vec<>) and debug(hash_set<>) with the following types: rtx, > tree, basic_block, edge, rtx_insn. More can be added simply by adding > a debug_slim(your_type) overload and calling: > > DEFINE_DEBUG_VEC (your_type) > DEFINE_DEBUG_HASH_SET (your_type) > > Here is an example of how things look with this patch: > > vec of edges: > [0] = <edge 0x0x7f3f81c0d700 (6 -> 10)> > > vec of bbs: > [0] = <basic_block 0x7f3f81ac9410 (6)> > [1] = <basic_block 0x7f3f81ac96e8 (10)> > > vec of trees: > [0] = <integer_type 0x7f3f81ad55e8 int> > [1] = <integer_type 0x7f3f81ad5498 short int> > [2] = <integer_cst 0x7f3f81ada078 0> > > vec of rtx: > [0] = (reg:SI 87) > [1] = (reg:SI 87) > > hash of bbs: > <basic_block 0x7f3f81ac96e8 (10)> > <basic_block 0x7f3f81ac9410 (6)> > > OK for mainline?
