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Extend the ICDITargetConfiguration interface to identify targets that support thread control, passive variable updating, and runtime type identification.

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Ken Ryall 2006-04-28 03:12:53 +00:00
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package org.eclipse.cdt.debug.core.cdi.model;
public interface ICDITargetConfiguration2 extends ICDITargetConfiguration {
/**
* Returns whether this target supports thread control, namely whether it
* supports suspending/resuming threads individually.
*
* @return whether this target supports thread control, namely whether it
* supports suspending/resuming threads individually.
*/
boolean supportsThreadControl();
/**
* Returns whether this target supports passive variable updating. If so
* targets will not be actively sending variable value change notification
* when a thread is suspended but will wait until they are asked to
* redisplay the value. Passive variable updating lets a CDI plugin avoid
* maintaining its own variable cache and having to keep it in sync with
* CDT's. Targets that support this feature will need to be able to detect
* when a variable value has changed and fire a changedEvent in its
* implementation of ICDIValue.getValueString().
*
* @return whether this target supports passive variable updating.
*/
boolean supportsPassiveVariableUpdate();
/**
* Returns whether this target supports runtime type indentification.
* If so this means the type of a variable may change when its value changes.
*
* @return whether this target supports runtime type indentification.
* If so this means the type of a variable may change when its value changes.
*/
boolean supportsRuntimeTypeIdentification();
}