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I don't feel comfortable with the undefined in the readMemory (line 73 below) but it felt like I was changing too many functions which is what these more surgical changes were supposed to avoid (instead of adding Context to readArguments).
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Since the ReadMemory/WriteMemory may be dependent upon the DAPs, move into the adapter-capabilities.ts file. Signed-off-by: Thor Thayer <[email protected]>
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| readMemory?(session: vscode.DebugSession, params: ReadMemoryArguments, context: Context): Promise<ReadMemoryResult>; | ||
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| writeMemory?(session: vscode.DebugSession, params: WriteMemoryArguments, context: Context): Promise<WriteMemoryResult>; |
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In other cases, the context is optional; why is it required here?
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Whoops. Good catch. Thanks!
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| if (this.props.contexts.length === 0) { | ||
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undefined would be more natural here.
Populate the Context Dropdown from the different debug Contexts if available so different DAPs can be addressed. Add an optional Context to queries so the query can be directed to the appropriate handler. Add support for cdt-amalgamator. Signed-off-by: Thor Thayer <[email protected]>
Match current context id with one of the elements of the Contexts array. Signed-off-by: Thor Thayer <[email protected]>
Add new conditional for context menu showing Memory Inspector for a variable because some DAPs may not support it. Signed-off-by: Thor Thayer <[email protected]>
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Since this is a local draft PR, I'm closing it. |
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Since this is a local draft PR, I'm closing it. See upstream PR: |
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What it does
This PR addresses Issue 67.
In a system with multiple children such as the
cdt-gdb-amalgamator, the Memory Inspector needs a way to select the correct context (as thecdt-gdb-vscodeMemory Browser does).This PR has a dependency on
cdt-gdb-amalgamatorPR 20 which puts the assignment of the Child IDs in thecdt-gdb-amalgamatorinstead of the Memory Inspector and also uses thereadMemorysince the data returned is in the correct format for Memory Inspector.How to test
Run this branch of the
vscode-memory-inspectorwith the mainlinecdt-gdb-vscodeandcdt-gdb-adapteralong with the modifiedcdt-gdb-amalgamatorin PR 20](eclipse-cdt-cloud/cdt-amalgamator#20).Start the debugger as a Desktop Extension. In the newly launched VSCode, open the cdt-amalgamator/sampleWorkspace folder and place a breakpoint at the first instruction in empty1.c's main and empty2.c's main. Start debugging with
Amalgamator Exampleand you should run to the breakpoints. Open a new Memory Inspector with the Command Palette'sMemory: Show Memory Inspectorto open a new view. The dropdown should list bothproc1andproc2listed in the Call Stack.Review checklist
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