> I don't think it does. Or at least I'm not sure how do you propose to solve
> them (who is "you" in the paragraph above?).
I tend to use "you" meaning "you or I" in hypotheticals. Same thing as
"if I had" but for whatever reason I phrase it like that to include
the other person, and it does hav
On 29/10/2021 14:00, Pavel Labath via lldb-dev wrote:
On 29/10/2021 12:39, David Spickett wrote:
So there wouldn't be a three-way tie, but if you actually wanted to
debug a native executable under qemu, you would have to explicitly
select the qemu platform. This is the same thing that already h
On 29/10/2021 12:39, David Spickett wrote:
So there wouldn't be a three-way tie, but if you actually wanted to debug a
native executable under qemu, you would have to explicitly select the qemu
platform. This is the same thing that already happens when you want to debug a
native executable rem
> So there wouldn't be a three-way tie, but if you actually wanted to debug a
> native executable under qemu, you would have to explicitly select the qemu
> platform. This is the same thing that already happens when you want to debug
> a native executable remotely, but there it's kind of expecte
Thanks for reading this. Responses inline.
On 28/10/2021 16:28, David Spickett wrote:
Glad to hear the gdb server in qemu plays nicely with lldb. Perhaps
some of that is the compatibility work that has been going on.
The introduction of a qemu platform would introduce such an ambiguity, since
