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From: Stan Shebs <shebs@apple.com>
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Subject: Cross-debugging interfaces known to still work?
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In digging through GDB sources trying to figure out which internal
APIs are OK for Apple's port (yes, yes, need to contribute :-) ),
I see that a number of the oddball-protocol remote interfaces
probably no longer work, and some, such as remote-mips.c, are going
unnoticed because they're not built into any config anymore. At the
same time, I'm not seeing very much mail traffic on anything besides
standard remote protocol, sim, and RDI for Arm.

So my question is, do we have any information about who is actually
using or testing any of these other targets, either with current or
older versions of GDBs?

Stan