Register read example:
$p0;thread:1cb556;#5e
$0000000000000000#00
Register write example:
$P4=00c0030001000000;thread:1cb773;#b7
$OK#00
> On Jun 11, 2014, at 4:49 PM, Todd Fiala <tfi...@google.com> wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
> What would a gdb remote P command with a thread suffix look like when well
> formed? From RNBRemote::ExtractThreadIDFromThreadSuffix (...), it looks like
> it could be anywhere in the packet as I read HandlePacket_P(...).
>
> Maybe this?
> P{reg-index-hex}={value-hex}thread:{tid-hex}
>
> Or is there an expectation of a semi after the value,
> P{reg-index-hex}={value-hex};thread:{tid-hex}?
>
> Thanks!
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