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Bug 314536: Hide "Use shared library symbols for debugged applications" as it makes normal launches fail. We will revisit this option when we fully support multi-exec on Linux
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private boolean fAutoSolib = false;
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private boolean fAutoSolib = false;
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private boolean fUseSolibForApp = true;
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// Bug 314536 and Bug 314554
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// This option will make the DSF-GDB launch fail, and on Linux we have a problem where it will hand
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// Since this option was added for multi-process but it has not been completed for Linux yet, just hide it completely for now
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private boolean fUseSolibForApp = false;
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public GDBSolibBlock( IMILaunchConfigurationComponent solibSearchBlock, boolean autoSolib, boolean stopOnSolibEvents ) {
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public GDBSolibBlock( IMILaunchConfigurationComponent solibSearchBlock, boolean autoSolib, boolean stopOnSolibEvents ) {
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