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ImageFunctionsView: - For function nodes, also display the start address of the function in question. Makes it somewhat more convenient to determine which function a function pointer actually refers to. ImageFunctionsView: - For function nodes, also display the start address of the function in question. Makes it somewhat more convenient to determine which function a function pointer actually refers to.

VariableTableModel: - When attempting to retrieve the type for a given node, ensure that it actually has a value node first. This might not necessarily be the case if no appropriate type handler was found. VariableTableModel: - When attempting to retrieve the type for a given node, ensure that it actually has a value node first. This might not necessarily be the case if no appropriate type handler was found.

AddressValueNode: - If the address node is pointing to a function, don't bother creating a child, as there isn't really any useful information that can be displayed for such a node besides its target address, which is already shown by the address node anyways. AddressValueNode: - If the address node is pointing to a function, don't bother creating a child, as there isn't really any useful information that can be displayed for such a node besides its target address, which is already shown by the address node anyways.

TeamDebugger: - Add signal events to debug event mask. Upon receipt of such an event, stop the target thread. WIP. TeamDebugger: - Add signal events to debug event mask. Upon receipt of such an event, stop the target thread. WIP.

DebugEvents: - Add definition for SignalReceivedEvent. DebuggerInterface: - Generate SignalReceivedEvent upon receipt of B_DEBUGGER_MESSAGE_SIGNAL_RECEIVED. DebugEvents: - Add definition for SignalReceivedEvent. DebuggerInterface: - Generate SignalReceivedEvent upon receipt of B_DEBUGGER_MESSAGE_SIGNAL_RECEIVED.

- Represents information about a signal being delivered to the team. - Represents information about a signal being delivered to the team.

Could occur whenever the terminal exceed 96 columns (write beyond end of string). Could occur whenever the terminal exceed 96 columns (write beyond end of string).

Would happen in case of a missing config file, for instance. Would happen in case of a missing config file, for instance.

Typo confirmed by looking at the corresponding source file from elsewhere. + some style fixes Typo confirmed by looking at the corresponding source file from elsewhere. + some style fixes

* While we still use gcc 4, the host tools won't build on gcc 5 systems without this. * x86_64 compiles under gcc 5.10 successfully * While we still use gcc 4, the host tools won't build on gcc 5 systems without this. * x86_64 compiles under gcc 5.10 successfully

And some additional style fixes. And some additional style fixes.

Nobody did anything significant with it, so it now lives over at https://github.com/HaikuArchives/BeServed. Nobody did anything significant with it, so it now lives over at https://github.com/HaikuArchives/BeServed.

CID 991278, but that also causes CID 991176, so both of those are fixed. Does *not* fix #12156. Might fix some of the outstanding NFSv4 issues but I didn't look too hard. CID 991278, but that also causes CID 991176, so both of those are fixed. Does *not* fix #12156. Might fix some of the outstanding NFSv4 issues but I didn't look too hard.