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1 Here is a brief overview of the packets that an lldb platform server
3 target device/system.
28 //   ACK mode is now disabled.
34 //   Describe the hardware and OS of the target system
41 //  All numbers are base 10, os_version is a string that will be parsed as major.minor.patch.
47 //   Report information about a binary on the target system
85 //   Create a directory on the target system.
96 //  response is F followed by the return value of the mkdir() call,
103 //   Run a shell command on the target system, return the output.
115 //  Response is F followed by the return value of the command (base 16),
124 //   on the target system.
131 //  request packet hostname field is not ascii-hex encoded. Hostnames 
134 //  response to the packet is the pid of the newly launched gdbserver,
135 //  and the port it is listening for a connection on.
137 //  When the testsuite is running, lldb may use the pid to kill off a 
144 //   Kill a process running on the target system.
157 //   Gather information about a process running on the target
167 //  shown here.  pid is base 10 encoded.  name is ascii hex encoded.
169 //  this is enough for the testsuite.
197 //  "euid"        integer   A string value containing the decimal effective user ID
198 //  "egid"        integer   A string value containing the decimal effective group ID
201 //                          platform is running as
202 //  "triple"      ascii-hex An ASCII hex target triple string ("x86_64", 
205 //  If no criteria is given, qfProcessInfo will request a list of every process.
212 //  In this example, pid is base 10, name is ascii-hex encoded.
218 //  If no process match is found, Exx should be returned.
238 //  have been sent, Exx is returned to indicate end of matches.
254 //   If the first argument is zero, the result should contain all
256 //   argument is one, the result should contain only directories.
265 //   Get the size of a file on the target system, filename in ASCII hex.
272 //  response is "F" followed by the file size in base 16.
280 //   Get the mode bits of a file on the target system, filename in ASCII hex.
287 //  response is "F" followed by the mode bits in base 16, this 0x1ed would 
295 //   Remove a file on the target system.
302 //  Argument is a file path in ascii-hex encoding.
303 //  Response is "F" plus the return value of unlink(), base 10 encoding.
309 //   Create a symbolic link (symlink, soft-link) on the target system.
317 //  Response is "F" plus the return value of symlink(), base 10 encoding, twice.
324 //   Change the permission mode bits on a file on the target
333 //  Response is "F" plus the return value of chmod(), base 10 encoding.
342 //   Change the permission mode bits on a file on the target
351 //  Response is "F" plus the return value of chmod(), base 10 encoding.
372 //  response is F followed by the opened file descriptor in base 10.
392 //  File descriptor is in base 10.
412 //  Response is F, followed by the number of bytes read (base 10), a
437 //  Response is F, followed by the number of bytes written (base 10)