Formatting

Author: jimingham

lldb/include/lldb/Breakpoint/BreakpointLocation.h

@@ -416,31 +416,31 @@ class BreakpointLocation
   ///< Breakpoint options pointer, nullptr if we're using our breakpoint's
   /// options.
   std::unique_ptr<BreakpointOptions> m_options_up;
-  ///< Our breakpoint site (it may be shared by more than one location.) 
+  ///< Our breakpoint site (it may be shared by more than one location.)
   lldb::BreakpointSiteSP m_bp_site_sp;
   ///< The compiled expression to use in testing our condition.
   lldb::UserExpressionSP m_user_expression_sp;
   ///< Guards parsing and evaluation of the condition, which could be evaluated
-  /// by multiple processes. 
+  /// by multiple processes.
   std::mutex m_condition_mutex;
-  ///< For testing whether the condition source code changed. 
+  ///< For testing whether the condition source code changed.
   size_t m_condition_hash;
   ///< Breakpoint location ID.
   lldb::break_id_t m_loc_id;
   ///< Number of times this breakpoint location has been hit.
-  StoppointHitCounter m_hit_counter; 
+  StoppointHitCounter m_hit_counter;
   /// If this exists, use it to print the stop description rather than the
   /// LineEntry m_address resolves to directly.  Use this for instance when the
   /// location was given somewhere in the virtual inlined call stack since the
   /// Address always resolves to the lowest entry in the stack.
   std::optional<LineEntry> m_preferred_line_entry;
-  /// Because Facade locations don't have sites we can't use the presence of 
-  /// the site to mean this breakpoint is valid, but must manage the state 
+  /// Because Facade locations don't have sites we can't use the presence of
+  /// the site to mean this breakpoint is valid, but must manage the state
   /// directly.
   bool m_is_valid = true;
   /// Facade locations aren't directly triggered and don't have a breakpoint
-  /// site.  They are a useful fiction when you want to represent the stop 
-  /// location as something lldb can't naturally stop at. 
+  /// site.  They are a useful fiction when you want to represent the stop
+  /// location as something lldb can't naturally stop at.
   bool m_is_facade = false;
 
   void SetInvalid() { m_is_valid = false; }

lldb/source/Breakpoint/BreakpointLocation.cpp

@@ -691,8 +691,8 @@ void BreakpointLocation::GetDescription(Stream *s,
     }
   }
 
-  // FIXME: scripted breakpoint are currently always resolved.  Does this seem right?
-  // If they don't add any scripted locations, we shouldn't consider them
+  // FIXME: scripted breakpoint are currently always resolved.  Does this seem
+  // right? If they don't add any scripted locations, we shouldn't consider them
   // resolved.
   bool is_resolved = is_scripted_desc || IsResolved();
   // A scripted breakpoint might be resolved but not have a site.  Be sure to