Hi,

I'm trying to break things up into smaller patches.  The actual remote 
support is the biggest patch.  These headers are nice and bite sized and 
most of our other targets are fairly discrete as well.

The file dsmsgs.h describes the structures used by the remote protocol 
(pdebug).  This is identical to what the pdebug server uses on the 
target side.

The debug.h is a subset of our system header of the same name (and some 
others) and describes the structures returned by various debug interface 
system commands.  Basically allows the same stuff as in our native 
'nto-procfs.c' to work in the absence of system headers.

ChangeLog:

2005-09-06  Kris Warkentin  <kewarken@qnx.com>

    * nto-share/debug.h: New file.
    * nto-share/dsmsgs.h: New file.

Look okay?

cheers,

Kris