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Re: [PATCH] target attributes [5/5] doc


> From: Hui Zhu <teawater@gmail.com>
> Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2012 19:20:01 +0800
> Cc: Hui Zhu <hui_zhu@mentor.com>, gdb-patches@sourceware.org, stan_shebs@mentor.com
> 
> Oops.  I am so sorry that I post a old version of this patch.  So
> sorry about that.
> The attachment is the right version.  Please help me with it.

Sorry for the long delay.

> +@kindex maint load-target-attributes
> +@item maint load-target-attributes @var{filename}
> +Load @ref{Target Attributes} from an XML file.

Please don't let @ref serve double duty, it looks ugly in the manual.
Something like this is better:

  Load target attributes (@pxref{Target Attributes}) from an XML file.

> +@kindex maint clear-target-attributes
> +@item maint clear-target-attributes
> +Remove all @ref{Target Attributes}.

Same here.

> +@smallexample
> +<target-attributes>
> +	<target-attribute name="foo" id="1" type="int8" >
> +		<access>
> +			<agent read="yes" write="no"/>
> +			<gdb write="yes" read="yes"/>
> +		</access>
> +		<support software-breakpoint="yes" hardware-breakpoint="yes" hardware-watchpoint="yes" tracepoint="yes"/>
> +		<addresses>
> +			<address start="0x123" end="0x456" />
> +			<address start="0x789" end="0x1111" />
> +		</addresses>
> +	</target-attribute>
> +	<target-attribute name="bar" id="2" type="int32" target-only-cond-check="yes">
> +		<access>
> +			<agent read="yes" write="no"/>
> +			<gdb read="yes"/>
> +		</access>
> +		<support software-breakpoint="yes" hardware-breakpoint="yes" tracepoint="yes"/>
> +	</target-attribute>
> +</target-attributes>
> +@end smallexample

A few lines in this @smallexample will overflow the page dimensions;
please break them in two lines.

> +If @samp{target-only-cond-check} set to @samp{yes}, GDB will not check the
                                                       ^^^
@value{GDBN}

> +condition of breakpoint in its side.  If @samp{target-only-cond-check} not
> +define, it means @samp{no}.
   ^^^^^^
"defined"

> +@smallexample
> +<support software-breakpoint="yes" hardware-breakpoint="yes" hardware-watchpoint="yes" tracepoint="yes"/>
> +@end smallexample

Too long, please break into 2 lines.

> +This define the breakpoint address range that a target attribute can
        ^^^^^^
"defines"

> +be used in the condition or commands of the breakpoints that are
> +inside this address range.  If address is defined, this target
> +attribute supports any address. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Did you mean "not defined"?

> +Target attributes may be used in breakpoint conditions and actions,
> +as well as being included in expressions and print commands.  The
              ^^^^^
"be"

> +of all the breakpoints will reset to 0 when the inferior stops and
                          ^^^^^^^^^^
"will be reset"

> +@smallexample
> +(gdb) target remote :1234
> +Remote debugging using :1234
> +Reading symbols from /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2...(no debugging symbols found)...done.

This line is too long, please break it in 2.

OK with these changes.

Thanks.


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