Hi, Attached is a patch to disable only the internal python interpreter, but still compiling the python bindings.
If LLDB_DISABLE_PYTHON is defined, the python script interpreter isn't compiled, but swig is run and the python bindings are compiled. If both LLDB_DISABLE_PYTHON and LLDB_DISABLE_PYTHON_BINDINGS are defined, neither the script interpreter, nor the swig bindings are compiled. That way, we have a finer control over what parts get compiled and it's easier to debug programs that embed lldb (either python programs or C/C++ programs that embed a python interpreter. >From the code, it seemed to me that the GIL-locking code isn't perfectly >capable of handling a python program that calls asynchronously into lldb (with >the python script interpreter activated). I'm now perfecting my python front-end and will link into lldb's script interpreter code afterwards. I need to debug it further. Regards, Filipe
lldb-disable-python-interpreter.patch
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