labath added a comment.
This seems like a good idea, but I really don't like the AllPlugins name, when
it does not, in fact, initialize all plugins. I'm not really sure what to name
it because criterion is pretty complex (though reasonable).
Another way to achieve something like this would be to create something like
`Plugins/ObjectFile/AllPlugins.h` (or sth), which would initialize all object
file plugins (and similar for other plugin kinds). Then the inividual "system
initializers" would call these. That would still leave us with a bit of
duplication between lldb-test and liblldb, but this could be justifiable as
liblldb actually fully initializes some additional plugin kinds while lldb-test
does not. (And we add new plugins much more often than we add a completely
different plugin kinds).
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Comment at: lldb/tools/lldb-test/CMakeLists.txt:20
lldbUtility
${LLDB_ALL_PLUGINS}
+ lldbInitializationAllPlugins
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I guess you don't need this then...
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