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List:       gdb
Subject:    Performance question
From:       jacques <jacqueslenormand () sympatico ! ca>
Date:       2003-06-27 18:30:42
Message-ID: 3EFC8D52.1060909 () sympatico ! ca
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Hello GDB hackers
I'm currently working on an emacs mode, however I've come to a 
roadblock, which is the process synchronization performance hit, and 
it's quite steep. To remedy the situation, I was wondering if it was 
possible to have gdb receive commands as they come, but to NOT output 
anything untill it's finished processing all the commands, and then give 
me a signal saying it's waiting for more commands. Another option would 
be to queue up the commands in gdb and then tell gdb GO, at which point 
it would do everything and only output, in a single printf, the output 
of all the operations it has finished. If it is possible, I would be 
quite happy.
--Jacques

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