JDevlieghere added a comment.
I was talking to Jim about this offline and one potential solution would be to
have a flag that asks the current script interpreter for some of this relevant
information. What that means would be different for every language, so the
output would have to be able to define its own keys and values. (JSON could be
a good candidate for this?) For Python, this would include the python path and
the prefix, while for lua this might be something totally different. Both could
include a version.
So the way I imagine this working is something like this:
$ lldb -l python --print-script-interpreter-info
{
"prefix": "/foo/bar",
"path": "/baz/quux",
"version": "3.9"
}
$ lldb -l lua --print-script-interpreter-info
{
"version": "5.4"
}
From an SB API perspective, this would be a function in `SBDebugger` that would
return a string or populate a buffer. The driver would then simply print that,
and the Python script would parse it and do the right thing.
WDYT?
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