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Proper ObjC support in debuggers requires the runtime to provide a few support symbols. Grepping the Apple V2 runtime in upstream LLDB brings up these candidates:
My understanding is that gdb_object_getClass is equivalent to object_getClass but doesn't acquire locks. Our implementation of this class never acquires locks, so we probably don't need it. I'm not sure what the others are for. I think the tampoline ones are specifically related to how Apple implements the objc_msgSend family, so I'd need to understand what the debugger wants from these to see what an equivalent would look like. gdb_objc_realized_classes depends on NXHashTable, which we don't implement (and I thought Apple removed with ObjC2).
Proper ObjC support in debuggers requires the runtime to provide a few support symbols. Grepping the Apple V2 runtime in upstream LLDB brings up these candidates:
gdb_object_getClass
andgdb_objc_realized_classes
for expression evaluationhttps://opensource.apple.com/source/objc4/objc4-787.1/runtime/objc-gdb.h.auto.html
gdb_objc_trampolines
andgdb_objc_trampolines_changed
for trampoline step-throughhttps://opensource.apple.com/source/objc4/objc4-437.1/runtime/objc-gdb.h.auto.html
I am not sure whether the referenced open-source declaration are the relevant sources or whether they are up-to-date.
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