The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System, Second Edition
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    1 $NetBSD: TODO,v 1.3 2000/03/22 20:58:29 ws Exp $
    2 
    3 These are not necessarily in order of importance:
    4 
    5 Support hardware breakpoints on processors/machines
    6 that have them (e.g. 386)(maybe, use them only
    7 for watchpoints, since their number is limited).
    8 
    9 Support debugging a single process only (breakpoints only
   10 stop when hit by the correct process).
   11 
   12 Support additional registers (CRx, FPU etc.)
   13 
   14 Support interrupting a debugging handshake when the
   15 protocol hangs (Is this necessary? easily possible?).
   16 
   17 Support handling of pagefaults so the debugger sees the
   18 same memory contents as the kernel (Extremely questionable,
   19 since it would need to much interaction between debugger
   20 and the rest of the kernel, I think).
   21 
   22 Support prespecification of debugging host in the config file
   23 to better control access to the debuggee.

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