Hi,
I am running on Linux Ubuntu 14.04 with lldb-4.7 I built from sources about a
month ago.
My C++ debugger does pretty much the following:
Initializes LLDB, sets it to async modeGets listener from debugger, subscribes
for process and target events Sets a few breakpointsWaits for event on the
listenerIf event is a process event If event type is eBroadcastBitSTDOUT or
eBroadcastBitSTERRcall SBDebugger::HandleProcessEvent() to get it printedelse
if process state is eStateStoppedscan all the target threads and checks their
stop reason, registers, etc.call SBProcess::Continue()Loop to 4
Now, the program behavior varies - so it might be I am doing something wrong...
One version of the program always gets stray stopped event in the very
beginning after reporting several module loads. In this case it has only one
thread yet and the thread stop reason is eStopReasonNone. when it happens, I
have to skip calling SBProcess::Continue() - i.e. just ignore this event as if
the target state was eStateRunning and reissue wait for event. This is a bit
annoying but detection and workaround are simple.
Another version of the program does not subscribe for target events. It often
works smooth, but once in a while gets stray stopped event and the thread state
is eStopReasonTrace. I should not call SBProcess::Continue() in this case too.
Now the problem is that I do turn on tracing sometimes, and if it is genuine
trace event I have to call continue.
Any advice - how to investigate this problem - if it is my bug or something in
LLDB?
Thanks,
Eugene
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