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Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:357:36: error: no member named 'cr_pack' in 'ppu_thread'
return u32_to_padded_hex(thread->cr_pack());
~~~~~~ ^
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:386:11: error: no member named 'cr_unpack' in 'ppu_thread'
thread->cr_unpack(hex_to_u32(value));
~~~~~~ ^
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:736:22: error: out-of-line definition of 'on_task' does not match any declaration in 'GDBDebugServer'
void GDBDebugServer::on_task()
^~~~~~~
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:811:22: error: out-of-line definition of 'on_exit' does not match any declaration in 'GDBDebugServer'
void GDBDebugServer::on_exit()
^~~~~~~
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:822:29: error: out-of-line definition of 'get_name' does not match any declaration in 'GDBDebugServer'
std::string GDBDebugServer::get_name() const
^~~~~~~~
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:827:22: error: out-of-line definition of 'on_stop' does not match any declaration in 'GDBDebugServer'
void GDBDebugServer::on_stop()
^~~~~~~
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:831:8: error: no member named 'notify' in 'GDBDebugServer'
this->notify();
~~~~ ^
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:832:2: error: use of undeclared identifier 'old_thread'; did you mean 'pad_thread'?
old_thread::on_stop();
^~~~~~~~~~
pad_thread
rpcs3/Emu/System.h:197:38: note: 'pad_thread' declared here
std::function<std::shared_ptr<class pad_thread>()> get_pad_handler;
^
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:832:2: error: incomplete type 'pad_thread' named in nested name specifier
old_thread::on_stop();
^~~~~~~~~~~~
rpcs3/Emu/System.h:197:38: note: forward declaration of 'pad_thread'
std::function<std::shared_ptr<class pad_thread>()> get_pad_handler;
^
Utilities/GDBDebugServer.cpp:841:2: error: use of undeclared identifier 'notify'
notify();
^
rpcs3/Emu/System.cpp:1543:30: error: no member named 'on_stop' in 'GDBDebugServer'
fxm::get<GDBDebugServer>()->on_stop();
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^
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