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 # .lldbinit file for debugging Mozilla

 # -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

 # For documentation on all of the commands and type summaries defined here

 # and in the accompanying Python scripts, see python/lldbutils/README.txt.

 # -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

 # Import the module that defines complex Gecko debugging commands.  This assumes

 # you are either running lldb from the top level source directory, the objdir,

 # or the dist/bin directory.  (.lldbinit files in the objdir and dist/bin set

 # topsrcdir appropriately.)

 script topsrcdir = topsrcdir if locals().has_key("topsrcdir") else "."; sys.path.append(os.path.join(topsrcdir, "python/lldbutils")); import lldbutils; lldbutils.init()

 # Mozilla's use of UNIFIED_SOURCES to include multiple source files into a

 # single compiled file breaks lldb breakpoint setting. This works around that.

 # See http://lldb.llvm.org/troubleshooting.html for more info.

 settings set target.inline-breakpoint-strategy always

 # Show the dynamic type of an object when using "expr".  This, for example,

 # will show a variable declared as "nsIFrame *" that points to an nsBlockFrame

 # object as being of type "nsBlockFrame *" rather than "nsIFrame *".

 settings set target.prefer-dynamic-value run-target

 # Show the string value in atoms.

 type summary add nsIAtom --summary-string "${var.mString}"

 # Show the value of text nodes.

 type summary add nsTextNode --summary-string "${var.mText}"

 # Dump the current JS stack.

 command alias js expr DumpJSStack()