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.... Various bits of the DWARF we produce are conditional on the target platform, or on command-line options with defaults based on the target platform. Other bits aren't but probably ought to be. Some of these are little things: - various Apple-defined attributes (DW_AT_APPLE_*) - TLS opcode (DW_OP_form_tls_address v. DW_OP_GNU_push_tls_address) Some are bigger things: - accelerator tables - pubnames/pubtypes Really these aren't so much _platform_ specific things as they are _debugger_ specific things. For example: - accelerator tables: default on for Darwin, but really on for LLDB. - pubnames/pubtypes:...

...decision. > > (example: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) > > o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's > > a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in > > the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. > > (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) > > o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and > > it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. > > (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) > > o If a debugger wants things a certain way regar...

...tuning decision, but might be a target-based decision. (example: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) o If a debugger wants things a certain way regardless of the target, that's prob...

...mple: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) >>>> o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's >>>> a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in >>>> the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) >>>> o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and >>>> it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) >>>> o If a debugger wants...

...attributes) > >>>> o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's > >>>> a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in > >>>> the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) > >>>> o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and > >>>> it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) > >>>> o...

...mple: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) >>>> o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's >>>> a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in >>>> the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) >>>> o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and >>>> it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) >>>> o If a debugger wants...

...tuning decision, but might be a target-based decision. (example: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) o If a debugger wants things a certain way regardless of the target, that's prob...

...attributes) > >>>> o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's > >>>> a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in > >>>> the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) > >>>> o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and > >>>> it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) > >>>> o...

...mple: DW_AT_APPLE_* attributes) >>>> o If some debugger can't tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's >>>> a missing feature or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in >>>> the compiler is a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) >>>> o If some debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and >>>> it saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) >>>> o If a debugger wants...

...ributes) o If some debugger can't > >>>> tolerate some piece of standard DWARF, that's a missing feature > >>>> or a bug in the debugger. Accommodating that in the compiler is > >>>> a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: DW_OP_form_tls_address not understood by GDB) o If some > >>>> debugger has no use for some piece of standard DWARF, and it > >>>> saves space to omit it, that's a debugger tuning decision. > >>>> (example: .debug_pubnames/.debug_pubtypes sections) o If a > >>&...