Summer of code is almost over, and I think I'm on track for completing my project.
Now, more about what I've been doing lately :
The next step in my project is Vala debugging support for Anjuta. I tried to work directly on gdb so that others can use it even if not using anjuta. Here are the results as a small demo video.
So what do you think of this? Of course you can try it yourself : get the patch from here, and apply it on gdb 6.8.
There are still some things to clean, some things to add, but I think it's useable now. the main thing to add is printing of values (now it uses the C), and the main thing to add is accessing private fields directly (i.e. obj.privfield instead of obj.priv.privfield).
P.S: I'll try to prepare a video using Anjuta.
Now, more about what I've been doing lately :
The next step in my project is Vala debugging support for Anjuta. I tried to work directly on gdb so that others can use it even if not using anjuta. Here are the results as a small demo video.
So what do you think of this? Of course you can try it yourself : get the patch from here, and apply it on gdb 6.8.
There are still some things to clean, some things to add, but I think it's useable now. the main thing to add is printing of values (now it uses the C), and the main thing to add is accessing private fields directly (i.e. obj.privfield instead of obj.priv.privfield).
P.S: I'll try to prepare a video using Anjuta.
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What are the chances of this patch getting integrated upstream?
Really great work, I have been looking forward to have debugging support for Vala in GDB.
