org.eclipse.debug.core.model
Interface IRegisterGroup

All Superinterfaces:

IAdaptable, IDebugElement

public interface IRegisterGroup

extends IDebugElement

A register group is a group of registers that are assigned to a stack frame. Some debug architectures provide access to registers, and registers are often grouped logically. For example, a floating point register group.

Since:

2.0

Method Summary

String	getName() Returns the name of this register group.
IRegister[]	getRegisters() Returns the registers in this register group.
boolean	hasRegisters() Returns whether this register group currently contains any registers.

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model.IDebugElement

getDebugTarget, getLaunch, getModelIdentifier

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdaptable

getAdapter

Method Detail

getName

public String getName()
               throws DebugException

Returns the name of this register group.

Returns:

this register group's name

Throws:

DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:

• Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.

getRegisters

public IRegister[] getRegisters()
                         throws DebugException

Returns the registers in this register group.

Returns:

the registers in this register group

Throws:

DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:

• Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.

hasRegisters

public boolean hasRegisters()
                     throws DebugException

Returns whether this register group currently contains any registers.

Returns:

whether this register group currently contains any registers

Throws:

DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:

• Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.