[lldb] Print mangled names with verbose break list #8339
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When debugging LLDB itself, it can often be useful to know the mangled name of the function where a breakpoint is set. Since the `--verbose` setting of `break --list` is aimed at debugging LLDB, this patch makes it so that the mangled name is also printed in that mode. Note about testing: since mangling is not the same on Windows and Linux, the test refrains from hardcoding mangled names.
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Argh, I had meant to create this in llvm-project |
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When debugging LLDB itself, it can often be useful to know the mangled name of the function where a breakpoint is set. Since the
--verbosesetting ofbreak --listis aimed at debugging LLDB, this patch makes it so that the mangled name is also printed in that mode.Note about testing: since mangling is not the same on Windows and Linux, the test refrains from hardcoding mangled names.