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Properly set the export symbols for `x86` and `x64` and don't export the `llvm`, `clang` and already exported internal `cling` symbols for both `cling` and `cling-demo`
- cling: add missing symbol in the export list and fix semicolon issue in CMakeList.txt (it has to be in quotes)
- cling-demo: export symbols and format hexadecimal output
The CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE CMake variable is only valid for single-configuration generator (like Linux Makefiles), and not for multi-configuration generator (like for Visual Studio). So let's try to use a CMake generator expression instead.
Don't blindly run through initialization; make sure things are going according to plan.
If not handle it and run destructors without crashing.
Return standard error codes from main.
Suppressing the error dialog on Windows prevent hangs on build nodes. One can also use an environment variable (Cling_GuiOnAssert) to enable/disable the error dialogs.
AutoloadCallback: Implementing InterpreterCallbacks to attach the module to cling
The main focus is on overriding LookupObject so that the information about
lookup failures are obtained from clang.
The type of the name is not taken into consideration for now.
TagManager: To manage and lookup information from various sorts of tag files.
Currently a TagManager object is owned by the callback system.
This may change in future.
Wrapper: As a base class for handling particular types of tagfiles.
The TagManager maintains a container of Wrappers.
CtagsFileWrapper: Implementing a wrapper for ctags.
This class is responsible for generating a tagfile from a given path or list of files.
It also performs lookups in the file generated by it.
And a few simple file system utils to complement llvm::sys::fs and path utilities