Chad Smith

I *think* with v0.15 this is no longer true, since I dropped gevent and eventlet which I believe were the only dependencies that required Python.h. If that's not true, a...

I updated gdbgui's docs to be easier to modify for the community. They are all hosted in this repository under `docs/`, and are just markdown files. This should be added...

Absolutely, I'll take a look at lldb and see how hard it would accommodate it.

gdbgui relies on gdb's `machine interface` (mi) output. `lldb` does not have this as a built in option, but it looks like someone wrote an intermediate application to provide `mi`-like...

Thanks, `lldb-mi` is what I was looking for. Documentation and implementation are a little sparse for `lldb-mi`. I did make a lot of progress, but there are some commands that...

@gnzlbg I updated and tried with ``` >> lldb-mi-4.0 --version Version: GNU gdb (GDB) 7.4 (This is a MI stub on top of LLDB and not GDB) All rights reserved....

@gnzlbg I sent two emails to the mailing list and haven't heard anything back. [lldb-mi compatibility with gdb 7.12 mi2 interpreter](http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2017-March/110799.html) [lldb-mi functionality](http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2017-March/110974.html)

Thanks @gnzlbg, @zjturner tried to get something going for me on the lldb-dev mailing list, but still no responses. It looks like another path forward would be to use the...

@Qix- thanks. I might try that at some point. I think my best bet might be to look up gdb mi's 7.4 documentation and try to use that API, but...

Unfortunately no, and it is not something that I plan to work on anytime soon. Are you interested in giving it a go? I could help you navigate gdbgui's codebase...