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As a small step towards removing inferior_list/inferior_list_entry, this patch replaces the usage of inferior_list for the list of dlls by an std::list. The dll_info type now uses an std::string for name and has a simple constructor. I am able to build gdbserver with mingw on Linux, but I am not able to test this on a Windows machine (the only platform that uses this code). gdb/gdbserver/ChangeLog: * dll.h: Include <list>. (struct dll_info): Add constructor. <entry>: Remove field. (all_dlls): Change type to std::list<dll_info>. * dll.c: Include <algorithm>. (get_dll): Remove macro. (all_dlls): Change type to std::list<dll_info *>. (free_one_dll): Remove. (match_dll): Likewise. (loaded_dll): Adjust. (unloaded_dll): Adjust to all_dlls type change, use std::find_if. Inline code from match_dll. (clear_dlls): Adjust to all_dlls type change. * server.c (emit_dll_description): Remove. (handle_qxfer_libraries): Adjust to all_dlls type change, integrate emit_dll_description's functionality.
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