# Test that stop-hooks added via "target hook add -S" work the same as
# "target stop-hook add".
#
# RUN: %clang_host %p/Inputs/stop-hook.c -g -o %t
# RUN: %lldb -b -s %p/Inputs/stop-hook-unified-1.lldbinit -s %s -f %t \
# RUN:      | FileCheck %s
# UNSUPPORTED: system-windows

break set -f stop-hook.c -p "// Set breakpoint here to test target stop-hook"
break set -f stop-hook.c -p "// Another breakpoint which is outside of the stop-hook range"
target hook list

# CHECK: Hook: 1
# CHECK-NEXT:  State: enabled
# CHECK-NEXT:  Triggers: stop
# CHECK-NEXT:  Commands:
# CHECK-NEXT:    expr ptr
# CHECK-NEXT:  Specifier:
# CHECK-NEXT:    Function: b.

run
# Stopping inside of the stop hook range
# CHECK: (lldb) run
# CHECK-NEXT: (void *) ${{.*}} = 0x

thread step-over
# Stepping inside of the stop hook range
# CHECK: (lldb) thread step-over
# CHECK-NEXT: (void *) ${{.*}} = 0x
# CHECK: ->{{.*}} // We should stop here after stepping.

process continue
# Stopping outside of the stop hook range
# CHECK: (lldb) process continue
# CHECK-NOT: (void *)
# CHECK: ->{{.*}} // Another breakpoint which is outside of the stop-hook range.

thread step-over
# Stepping inside of the stop hook range
# CHECK: (lldb) thread step-over
# CHECK-NOT: (void *)

settings set auto-confirm true
target hook delete

target hook list
# CHECK: (lldb) target hook list
# CHECK: No hooks.