Z:gnu-www-ja-stallman-kth--9a3d00-Eventually when this debugger/en

Eventually when this debugger is running on the real GNU system, I intend to put in facilities in the debugger to examine all of the internal status of the process that is running underneath it. For example to examine the status of the memory map, which pages exist, which are readable, which are writable, and to examine the inferior program's terminal status. There already is a bit of a command; this debugger, unlike the debuggers on Unix, keeps the terminal status completely separate for the debugger and the program you're debugging, so that it works with programs that run in raw mode, it works with programs that do interrupt driven input, and there's also a command that enables you to find out something about the terminal settings at the program you're debugging is actually using. I believe that in general a debugger should allow you to find out everything that's going on in the inferior process.