On Feb 19, 2015, at 7:55 PM, Zachary Turner ztur...@google.com wrote:
Also, it seems to me there should be a function in Host called ShellExpand().
On Mac or whichever other platform wanted to, it could call in to argdumper.
Other platforms could implement this some other way if they
Per the current design, the globbing feature will not work for remote
debugging. Enrico has mentioned that he is working on the generalizing this
feature. Until then, I do not see any harm in putting this in. Will commit
shortly.
http://reviews.llvm.org/D7743
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Disclaimer: any mention of “glowing” instead of “globbing” is autocorrect
Over the next couple days, I want to spend some time generalizing this whole
globbing thing
Right now, it only works for local debugging, which is ugly.
The theory is that Platforms should have a way to specify how they
Looks good to me - could you check whether this test passes remotely
Linux-Linux?
http://reviews.llvm.org/D7743
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There's currently a lot of ways to launch processes, and the interactions
that lead to specific methods being chosen can be a bit confusing sometimes.
Out of curiosity, if a plugin supports launching under a debugger directly,
why is the separate start stopped / attach / resume algorithm used?
On Linux the platform is used to launch a process only when LLGS_LOCAL mode
is on - otherwise, process plugin is used.
I'm wondering whether we need the standalone binary argdumper for globbing
- potentially, we may just use glob function on Linux and OSX. For remote
execution there might be a
