Michael Buch
Michael Buch
Yea using the new `TypeQuery` option in `lldb-test` seems doable. Whether `obj2yaml`/`yaml2obj` supports `.debug_names`, i'm not sure, haven't tried
> @Michael137 I wasn't able to run `yaml2obj` to convert back an object file that contains debug info, I'm not sure if the issue is that `yaml2obj` doesn't support something...
The `self.assertEqual(lldb.SBModule.GetNumberAllocatedModules(), 0)` is a known race condition on teardown of the test-suite. I've summarized it in rdar://140111416 The problem is that occasionally there can still be a ThreadPlan holding...
Summoned @Endilll because he did some work on Windows pre-merge testing. CC @DavidSpickett @adrian-prantl @charles-zablit cause of Windows LLDB
@labath @jimingham any final comments? Otherwise happy to merge
> I like the direction. > > Some comments: > > * This would be better declared in Decl.h, since it's about printing declarations, and not related to types. Agreed...
> I like the direction. > > Some comments: > > * This would be better declared in Decl.h, since it's about printing declarations, and not related to types. >...
> * This could probably get rid of the additional bool flags, and rely on PrintingPolicy entirely. > * Instead of the `printAnonymousTagDecl` helper, we could probably implement a `print`...