Please correct me if I have missed something critical here, but the C++
SB API does not seem to provide a way to set callbacks to run when a
watchpoint is hit (while SBBreakpoint and the private Watchpoint class
does offer this functionality).
* Is this omission by design?
* Is there another way t
I have also noticed a few problems similar to Ted's and I plan to
address them assuming nobody else is already on it. That said, I am new
around here so please bear with me :)
In fact, I have been hacking on a few watchpoint methods for a while
now. I have implemented some features I personally
s a fairly good example of how we used to do this. We
> don't tend to put top-level docs in .cpp files.
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> Jim
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> > On Sep 9, 2016, at 2:13 PM, Daniel Noland via lldb-dev <
> lldb-dev@lists.llvm.org> wrote:
> >
> > I have also noticed a few problem
anups that's been floating around on all our
>> to-do lists for a while now, but keeps getting displaced by other tasks.
>>
>> The BreakpointOptions.h and WatchpointOptions.h files a pretty well
>> documented. That's a fairly good example of how we used to do this. We
