Bug ID 23606
Summary Support for non-x86(_64) architectures in LinuxSignals
Product lldb
Version unspecified
Hardware PC
OS Linux
Status NEW
Severity normal
Priority P
Component All Bugs
Assignee lldb-dev@cs.uiuc.edu
Reporter labath@google.com
Classification Unclassified
Currently LinuxSignals hardcodes signal values for x86 architectures. However,
signal constants differ between architectures on Linux. We will need to to a
switch or create a separate class here.
labath@google.com changed bug 23606
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Comment # 1 on bug 23606 from labath@google.com
On closer inspection, arm and x86 signals are in LinuxSignals and mips signals
are in MipsLinuxSignals.
Closing, as these are the only supported architectures at the moment.
labath@google.com changed bug 23606
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Comment # 2 on bug 23606 from labath@google.com
I'm reopening this as real-time signals seems to differ more wildly across
linux architectures than I expected. I believe the proper fix for this is to
implement a packet to retrieve the set of signals from the remote stub
dynamically.