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The original idea to dereference the implementation and show all details
sounded nice, but now printing any UNO object that is a bit more complex
results in a multi-page output, which makes getting backtraces really
hard. Better to just show the dynamic type and the pointer.
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With gdb 7.5.1 the dynamic_cast may cause "Couldn't determine value's
most derived type for dynamic_cast", which isn't helpful either.
So just print the current XInterface value in case the cast fails.
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gdb 7.5.1 complains about ambiguous base class "XInterface" with cast()
so try dynamic_cast() instead.
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These do not occur as such but while a node is being destroyed it is
still in the nodes array and may have some base class types; without
giving these a value gdb will just stop printing the nodes array then.
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...when printing the pThread argument in a
cppu_threadpool::ThreadPool::waitInPool call frame.
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nA is X, nB is Y, but finally it's now pointless to remember that
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Because the default text encoding in Python 2 is "ascii" these would
throw a UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character...
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