On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 09:26:52PM +0200, Eric Pouech wrote:
Eric Pouech a écrit :
in terms of porting options for gdb, I've looked at several options to do the job, what has to be done. (I'll format tonight the result of the analysis, when I'm back home)
as said, you'll find here a more detailed analysis of the gdb and wine integration http://perso.wanadoo.fr/eric.pouech/wine_and_gdb.html
I considered 4 options for the debugger:
- keeping on working on WineDbg
- using GDB, but as a native Linux application. From a technical point
of view, the debugger only interacts with the Unix APIs.
- using GDB, but as a WineLib application. In this case, the debugger
would use the Win32 debugging API.
- using GDB remote protocol (with GDB still a native application, and a
remote stub being a winelib application). GDB will use the remote protocol, and the remote stub will convert the gdb remote protocol request into Win32 calls.
I crossed those options with several features needed for the Wine debugger:
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It seems you forgot to list one of the most important things: Win16 support via WOW interface.