Re: How to use -list-target-features MI command
Simon Marchi <[email protected]>
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On 2018-05-18 17:16, Jan Vrany wrote: > Hmm, just thinking loud: I don't know the details of Pedro's work but > I guess in case of multiple targets, it'd make sense to have two > "target-connected" and "target-disconnected" events instead of one > "target-changed" (as in my attempt). This would work for current > codebase with only one target at time. > > As for -list-target-features - I presume each target would have some > kind of identifier (just like threads or breakpoints do). Then one can > just extend -list-target-features with --target <target id> option. > If --target is not specified, it would return features of "currently > selected target". This way it'd be backward compatible. Yep, that makes sense. Simon