stop-on-solib-events and Cygwin (or MinGW)

[Gordon Prieur <Gordon dot Prieur at Sun dot COM>]

Hi,

   I've just added support to the NetBeans gdb module for breakpoints
set in shared libraries explicity dlopened (as apposed to shared libraries
linked at link time). I'm using stop-on-solib-events to do this, and it 
works
fine on both Solaris and Linux.

   However, if I set this property on Windows I don't get stopped after
my dlopen/dlclose calls. Is there any way (on Windows) to make this
feature work? The alternative is to provide a complete 2nd implementation
for Windows (based on stopping in dlopen, calling "finish", and comparing
info share from before and after). Since stack information isn't always
reliable on Windows, I'm concerned this method won't be very reliable.

   Are there technical reasons why stop-on-solib-events doesn't work on
Windows? Or is it just unimplemented on that platform? Would I see the
same behavior on Vista?

Thanks,
Gordon