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18 particular is slow, but rather that we somehow turned an bounded search (maybe
21 the context of the search, but let the search leak out globally. And quite
22 likely there are other issues that I haven't guessed yet. But if you end up
27 DWARF parser in particular, but it may be a combination of both.
41 and we will tell you it is "foo.bar". But you can't do that in the expression
54 it. But it is really old, not terribly high performance, and can't really
72 function in the expression text. This mostly gets the job done but that
87 right after lldb is told by debugserver that the process has stopped, but
89 to the higher levels. But breakpoint callbacks have some of the same problems,
104 support. We did most, but not all, of the physical separation.  We need to
108 worth at present. But if we made this nice, we could add a lot of value to
122 But for the ones where the information is expressed in the fields, it would be
129 that you get by calling size (for the summary) and [] for the elements. But it
136 Bar, and in the Locals view you see all the fields of Foo, but because the
138 But if you could get this working, you could hijack the mechanism to make
160 That's good but:
177 complete the step-over rather than having to manually step out. But that means
179 represent. For programs with many threads, but only one that you are debugging,
184 threads lazily but keep "unseen" threads in a holding area, and only retire
201 search for completion of a "-n" option.) But in common cases it is unnecessary
229 There's a fair bit of docs about the SB API's, but it is spotty. Some classes
234 process_events.py is a start of this, but it just handles process events, and
246 some way of telling whether the plugins were compatible with the lldb. But
268 code in place for reuse. But it would be even better if we could also insert
308 evaluate an expression, and don't hit breakpoint A, the test should fail. But
311 attach to it, and get it to a certain point. But it also means if the first
343 threads, shared memory, etc.) But it would be SO nice to have...
349 stopping other threads. This is supported in name in lldb at present, but lldb
361 are safe to do. No changing object sizes is easy to detect, but there were many
369 Currently IRInterpreter implements a portion of the LLVM IR, but it doesn't
371 support. Conversely, lli supports most of LLVM's IR but it doesn't handle
375 but have callbacks for non-stack memory access.
385 would be safe to let the expression continue.  But since we would destroy the
392 but it would annoying to have the step abort every time an exception was thrown.
416 https://reviews.llvm.org/D71310 but the general idea might still be