aprantl added a comment. > I think the only way to realistically make this work for all platforms would > be to separate the source file from the input/output. The source file would > be the test case, and if you wanted to support a different debugger you would > need to supply a different input/output file..
I don't necessarily agree with that statement. The debuginfo-tests use only a very small subset of debugger functionality that includes - setting breakpoints - printing the value of integer variables - continuing to the next breakpoint I'm genuinely curious what is so different about the Windows debugger that it couldn't be wrapped in a translation layer like `llgdb.py` that abstracts these three operations. This would cover a large set of the existing tests. I'm fine with having a few extra tests that test something that only works on a specific platform here and there, but I really don't want us to grow separate platform-specific testsuites. Inevitably, someone working on platform A will fix a general bug in LLVM and then only add a test for platform A and that's bad for everyone. What I'm trying to avoid is a situation like the debug info tests in LLVM that are almost entirely x86-specific, even if they are testing stuff that happens at the IR level. https://reviews.llvm.org/D54187 _______________________________________________ cfe-commits mailing list cfe-commits@lists.llvm.org http://lists.llvm.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cfe-commits
