Hi Janees,
There is actually a little more to this story: there are two breakpoint
related services. One is the lower level interface that Francois
pointed out, the other is a breakpoint manager synchronization service
which synchronizes the target breakpoints with the eclipse breakpoint
database. It is up to the implementation of the services to make sure
that if a client accesses the IBreakpoints interface directly, the
synchronization takes care to synchronize the Eclipse breakpoint
database with the corresponding changes. I know that with the example
PDA debugger I did not add support for this, but I can't remember
whether the GDB debugger implementation has it.
Cheers,
Pawel
Francois Chouinard wrote:
Hi,
DSF provides a generic interface (IBreakpoint) that should then be
implemented by a Breakpoint Service specific to the integrated
debugger. That I/F specifies the minimal set of functions that the
service should implement (add/remove, enable/disable, ...).
The GDB/MI reference implementation provides an example.
Hope this answers your question.
Best Regards,
/fc
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