On 04/19/02 Jonathan Pryor wrote: > Does Unix/Linux have an equivalent to Windows' OutputDebugStream(). > That is, a way to send a message to the attached debugger (if there is > an attached debugger), and *not* to a console, log file, system logger, > etc.?
Not yet. > This would be useful, as the DefaultTraceListener is supposed to do > this. (This is so that you can use the DefaultTraceListener without > introducing additional output on the console.) Currently, it sends all > output to the console, which is undesirable. I'd prefer to fix it, but > I'm not aware of the correct way to do that. > > It seems like it would be possible for the debugged process to send a > signal + data to any attached debugger, but I'm not aware of any signal > that could be used in this fashion. We need to define a debugging interface that an external process can use (or that can be used also in-process). I have looked a bit at the debug interface provided by the ms clr while doing the profiler interface in mono, but more research (and code!) is needed... lupus -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] debian/rules [EMAIL PROTECTED] Monkeys do it better _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
