On 8/22/12 3:42 AM, Michael Seydl wrote: > I'd like to take it on because the gdb helpers often go bonkers when > inspecting more complex data structures. Guess that's more due to limitation > on the aged gdb and it's gdb/mi. As there are two ways to integrate lldb my > question to you is which one you prefer. > > 1. Integrating the lldb api (LLDB.frame). (Which is obviously an IPC engine > and code for that already exists. Unfortunately the host/guest ipc code is > quite outdated. At least in the master branch) > 2. Integrating the python interface. (just like the current gdbengine does > right now). Hey, maybe I could even reuse some of the scripts there. > > Whaddaya say? > > greetz, > mike > > p.s.: I already got the 2. version as far as launching the executable and > halting at a break point :) > >
Wow. That's the best news I have for some time. My primary platform is Mac right now and the debugging support with GDB is really maddening. Please make this happen. Please... :) Oh. And I vote for option 2, since it looks like will be getting us there faster. _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
