Hi,
Reposting this message, because I never received a response.
On the emacs-devel mailing list the question was raised to add support
the emacs for lldb.
Someone replied stating lldb does support MI, and emacs also support MI,
so this should work out-of-the-box.
So I took a moment to try it out. I started lldb like this:
lldb-mi --interpreter=mi hello
(btw, `hello` is written in swift)
The program loaded successfully, and I also was able to set a
breakpoint. Then I tried to run the program and I got the following
errors:
Command: -exec-run
Driver. Received command '5-file-list-exec-source-files'. It was not
handled. Command 'file-list-exec-source-files' not in Command Factory
Driver. Received command '6-file-list-exec-source-file'. It was not
handled. Command 'file-list-exec-source-file' not in Command Factory
Command 'stack-info-frame'. Invalid process during debug session
Driver. Received command '10-break-list'. It was not handled. Command 'break-list' not in Command Factory
Driver. Received command '12-break-list'. It was not handled. Command 'break-list' not in Command Factory
Driver. Received command '14-break-list'. It was not handled. Command 'break-list' not in Command Factory
Driver. Received command '16-break-list'. It was not handled. Command 'break-list' not in Command Factory
Driver. Received command '18-break-list'. It was not handled. Command 'break-list' not in Command Factory
So am I doing something wrong? Or is emacs invoking commands that are
(not yet) supported my lldb-mi?
You can read the discussion on the emacs-devel mailing list here:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2016-11/msg00206.html
Kind regards,
Toon