Daniel Prilik

Ah, well that's great then! In that case, I'm looking forwards to seeing a PR 😄

On a somewhat related note, I recently opened a issue on the GDB bugzilla regarding support for host console IO in non-stop mode: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27910 Obviously, `gdbstub` doesn't currently support non-stop...

If you take a peek at the [current x86 arch defn](https://github.com/daniel5151/gdbstub/blob/0db1406/gdbstub_arch/src/x86/mod.rs#L26), you'll find that it reports the following `target.xml` ```xml i386:x86-64 ``` You can use the in-tree `Arch` implementation as...

Hmm, I wonder if a quick-and-dirty solution might be to create some sort of "arch builder" macro? Instead of exposing types that implement `Arch` directly, each arch exposes a bunch...

So here's something interesting: https://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/Target-Description-Format.html#Inclusion Turns out target description XMLs support using `` to split the description into multiple files... For example: **target.xml** ```xml i386:x86-64 ``` **core64-regs.xml** ```xml ... ```...

This is good meme (❤️), but i'm closing it out for boring serious reasons. I should probably make it clear that requesting arch implementations as issues (without an associated implementation...

Thanks for reporting the issue! I don't think fixing this would be out of scope for the project (assuming you can point out the relevant part(s) of the ARM spec...

I went ahead and make this a pinned issue, so it maintains good visibility. If the CMake file is well and truly busted though, it would be good if you...

As you might be able to tell by the lack of commit history, this project is very much in _deep_ maintenance mode on my end. If you're confident in your...

Taking a step back: I think the broader issue here is that there is plenty of room for improvement in `gdbstub`'s error types _in general_. I've learned quite a bit...