There is a partial lldb-mi support in NetBeans. You can use it on any
Java-friendly platform.
On 02/17/15 10:19 AM, J.R. Heisey wrote:
Sorry but I think a GUI built with anything other than C or C++ is a
waste of time. Especially a debugger only GUI. I have some personal
experience.
There are a couple decent full IDEs available.
It would be more appropriate to integrate LLDB into one of these.
CodeBlocks, CodeLite, or Eclipse CDT are the better ones.
Though I am not picularly fond of Eclipse or any Java based GUIs
either it would be preferable to any dynamic language. I prefer
languages with strong type checking to eliminate many bugs at compile
time.
You may be able to integrate with the express editions of visual
studio. I hope I haven't just committed heresy on this list. :)
Thanks,
J.R. Heisey
On Feb 17, 2015, at 8:01 AM, zephyr zhao <zephyr....@gmail.com
<mailto:zephyr....@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a GUI frontend of LLDB which is based on Python 2.7
and Qt 4:
https://github.com/c0deforfun/LLL
Screenshot of current status:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/c0deforfun/LLL/master/docs/screenshot.png
There're still a lot of works to do. It would be really helpful if
someone could join the project.
Any suggestions or comments will be appreciated too!
Btw, I have a question:
when users set a breakpoint at some line, SBBreakpointLocation may
return a different line No. My current workaround is grep it from
SBBreakpoint.GetDescription()
Thanks,
C0deforfun
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