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/**[txh]********************************************************************
Copyright (c) 2004 by Salvador E. Tropea.
Covered by the GPL license.
Module: Breakpoint table commands.
Comments:
GDB/MI commands for the "Breakpoint Table Commands" section.
@<p>
@<pre>
gdb command: Implemented?
-break-after Yes
-break-condition Yes
-break-delete Yes
-break-disable Yes
-break-enable Yes
-break-info N.A. (info break NUMBER) (*)
-break-insert Yes
-break-list No (*)
-break-watch Yes
@</pre>
(*) I think the program should keep track of the breakpoints, so it will
be implemented when I have more time. @<p>
***************************************************************************/
#include "gdbmi.h"
/* Low level versions. */
void mi_break_insert_fl(mi_h *h, const char *file, int line)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-insert %s:%d\n",file,line);
}
void mi_break_insert(mi_h *h, int temporary, int hard_assist,
const char *cond, int count, int thread,
const char *where)
{
char s_count[32];
char s_thread[32];
if (count>=0)
snprintf(s_count,32,"%d",count);
if (thread>=0)
snprintf(s_thread,32,"%d",thread);
if (cond)
// Conditions may contain spaces, in fact, if they don't gdb will add
// them after parsing. Enclosing the expression with "" solves the
// problem.
mi_send(h,"-break-insert %s %s -c \"%s\" %s %s %s %s %s\n",
temporary ? "-t" : "",
hard_assist ? "-h" : "",
cond,
count>=0 ? "-i" : "", count>=0 ? s_count : "",
thread>=0 ? "-p" : "", thread>=0 ? s_thread : "",
where);
else
mi_send(h,"-break-insert %s %s %s %s %s %s %s\n",
temporary ? "-t" : "",
hard_assist ? "-h" : "",
count>=0 ? "-i" : "", count>=0 ? s_count : "",
thread>=0 ? "-p" : "", thread>=0 ? s_thread : "",
where);
}
void mi_break_insert_flf(mi_h *h, const char *file, int line, int temporary,
int hard_assist, const char *cond, int count,
int thread)
{
char s_count[32];
char s_thread[32];
if (count>=0)
snprintf(s_count,32,"%d",count);
if (thread>=0)
snprintf(s_thread,32,"%d",thread);
mi_send(h,"-break-insert %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s %s:%d\n",
temporary ? "-t" : "",
hard_assist ? "-h" : "",
cond ? "-c" : "", cond ? cond : "",
count>=0 ? "-i" : "", count>=0 ? s_count : "",
thread>=0 ? "-p" : "", thread>=0 ? s_thread : "",
file,line);
}
void mi_break_delete(mi_h *h, int number)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-delete %d\n",number);
}
void mi_break_after(mi_h *h, int number, int count)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-after %d %d\n",number,count);
}
void mi_break_condition(mi_h *h, int number, const char *condition)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-condition %d %s\n",number,condition);
}
void mi_break_enable(mi_h *h, int number)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-enable %d\n",number);
}
void mi_break_disable(mi_h *h, int number)
{
mi_send(h,"-break-disable %d\n",number);
}
void mi_break_watch(mi_h *h, enum mi_wp_mode mode, const char *exp)
{
if (mode==wm_write)
mi_send(h,"-break-watch \"%s\"\n",exp);
else
mi_send(h,"-break-watch -%c \"%s\"\n",mode==wm_rw ? 'a' : 'r',exp);
}
/* High level versions. */
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Insert a breakpoint at file:line.
Command: -break-insert file:line
Return: A new mi_bkpt structure with info about the breakpoint. NULL on
error.
***************************************************************************/
mi_bkpt *gmi_break_insert(mi_h *h, const char *file, int line)
{
mi_break_insert_fl(h,file,line);
return mi_res_bkpt(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Insert a breakpoint, all available options.
Command: -break-insert
Return: A new mi_bkpt structure with info about the breakpoint. NULL on
error.
***************************************************************************/
mi_bkpt *gmi_break_insert_full(mi_h *h, int temporary, int hard_assist,
const char *cond, int count, int thread,
const char *where)
{
mi_break_insert(h,temporary,hard_assist,cond,count,thread,where);
return mi_res_bkpt(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Insert a breakpoint, all available options.
Command: -break-insert [ops] file:line
Return: A new mi_bkpt structure with info about the breakpoint. NULL on
error.
***************************************************************************/
mi_bkpt *gmi_break_insert_full_fl(mi_h *h, const char *file, int line,
int temporary, int hard_assist,
const char *cond, int count, int thread)
{
mi_break_insert_flf(h,file,line,temporary,hard_assist,cond,count,thread);
return mi_res_bkpt(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Remove a breakpoint.
Command: -break-delete
Return: !=0 OK. Note that gdb always says OK, but errors can be sent to the
console.
***************************************************************************/
int gmi_break_delete(mi_h *h, int number)
{
mi_break_delete(h,number);
return mi_res_simple_done(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Modify the "ignore" count for a breakpoint.
Command: -break-after
Return: !=0 OK. Note that gdb always says OK, but errors can be sent to the
console.
***************************************************************************/
int gmi_break_set_times(mi_h *h, int number, int count)
{
mi_break_after(h,number,count);
return mi_res_simple_done(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Associate a condition with the breakpoint.
Command: -break-condition
Return: !=0 OK
***************************************************************************/
int gmi_break_set_condition(mi_h *h, int number, const char *condition)
{
mi_break_condition(h,number,condition);
return mi_res_simple_done(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Enable or disable a breakpoint.
Command: -break-enable + -break-disable
Return: !=0 OK. Note that gdb always says OK, but errors can be sent to the
console.
***************************************************************************/
int gmi_break_state(mi_h *h, int number, int enable)
{
if (enable)
mi_break_enable(h,number);
else
mi_break_disable(h,number);
return mi_res_simple_done(h);
}
/**[txh]********************************************************************
Description:
Set a watchpoint. It doesn't work for remote targets!
Command: -break-watch
Return: A new mi_wp structure with info about the watchpoint. NULL on
error.
***************************************************************************/
mi_wp *gmi_break_watch(mi_h *h, enum mi_wp_mode mode, const char *exp)
{
mi_break_watch(h,mode,exp);
return mi_res_wp(h);
}
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