>It does not provide any public or stable interface. Why does fp-ide use it?
FPC uses it since 1999 to embed the debugger. It did so even when releases (since at least 4.16) didn't support it using external makefiles. (probably from 5-trunk at the time) The interface does break occasionally (every major version) but on relative mild points. IMHO it is a pity that this is not a formal interface. Specially on non-unix it makes living with GDB easier. >How can it be used without GDB's internal headers? Simple. FPC doesn't use any C headers since it is not a C compiler. It maintains own (pascal) headers. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
