On Wed, Feb 03, 2010 at 03:25:06PM -0800, Roland McGrath wrote:
Yeah, I was going for parity and the /c format would not have been my first
choice if we didn't already have it. I think:
$2 = (enum frobozz) 1 = ENUM1
would be fine too, or maybe reverse the clauses. "(type) digit" is
probably what's most likely always to be pasteable anywhere, in case
it's into a context where you don't have the same scope for the enum
constant (in C++).
Something to consider is what contexts you want this output in. I
think this would get old really fast:
$2 = { code = CODE_ADD = (enum code) 1, ops = OPS_TWO = (enum ops) 2 }
vs
$2 = { code = CODE_ADD, ops = OPS_TWO }
(gdb) p CODE_ADD
$3 = CODE_ADD = (enum code) 1
Hmm, can't say I like that format any better either, but there's got
to be a good one. I usually p/d CODE_ADD to find out the value...