Hi
Could somebody please make a statement on the current quality of
building lldb on 32-bit linux systems, and then using the lldb built to
debug 32-bit linux processes?
I'm currently using a virtual box guest with access to only 2.3GB of the
hosts RAM and really struggling. I have managed to build (with
gcc-4.8.2) lldb without debug symbols, but any attempt to build with
debugging just results in the kernel (I think) killing the ld invocation.
When I do manage to build an lldb, I'm finding that the debug experience
is a bit shaky, e.g. the register reading layer seems to be inaccurate,
and the inferior process status is often misreported.
I am happy to contribute somewhat in this area (I have some wait/ptrace
etc. experience) - but I wondered whether my continued exploits into
32bit-linux were actually worthwhile...
Any advice appreciated,
Matthew Gardiner
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