MI thread commands

[Andrew Cagney]

> Hi
> 
> I didn't get a reply on this one so I thought I try again.
> 
> 
>>>What was the intention behind -thread-info? It's not explained in the
>>>manual and also not implemented (so much to "Read the source, Luke").
>>>Should this bring the info that is available with "info threads" but for only
>>>one thread? Is there another possibility to get e.g. the thread name?
>>>
>>>I made my try with the -thread-list-all-threads command, but I'm not
>>>sure about the output format as it's nowhere described (Hey Bob, thanks
>>>for your rules :) Is this sensible? Or is it one level too much (the
>>>"threads=" level)?
>>>
>>>^done,threads=[thread={id="12",pid="945832",extra=" Name: UserTaskName, State: 0
>>>002, Priority: 0007",frame={func="CTaskTemplateClass::Action",args=[{name="this"
>>>,value="0xe6ea8"}],file="N:/Temp/ToThrow/psoism/applicat/src/CTaskTemplateClass.
>>>cpp",line="454"}},thread={id="11",pid="956152",extra=" Name: IMP_MAS, State: 000
>>>9, Priority: 0000",frame={func="CINOSTask::MainLoop",args=[{name="this",value="0
>>>xe96f8"}],file="N:/Temp/ToThrow/psoism/os/inos/Src/Inos.cpp",line="856"}}..(snipped)..]
> 
> 
> Another problem I have is the active thread. If the info thread command is issued
> on the CLI gdb will indicate the selected thread with a '*' in front of it. Obviously
> that's not possible with the mi. How can this information be returned? Is there
> a way to add it to the -thread-list-all-threads, e.g. with a new field "active" only
> present in the active thread? Or should it be omitted in this command and put
> into a new/other mi command? e.g. the above mentioned -thread-info?

Does a GUI, where all threads are displayed equal, have an "active" 
thread?  I guess you're looking to identify the thread at the head of 
the list of threads that had a reason to stop - breakpoint, signal, ...

If MI clients think it's useful, it can be added.

Andrew