*     Nokia - enhanced to work for both GDB and EDC.  Nov. 2009.

 * Enhanced breakpoint attribute translator interface

	 * Resolve the breakpoint in given context. A platform BP may be mapped to

	 * two or more target BPs, e.g. a breakpoint in an in-line function may be

	 * mapped to several target BPs, or a thread-specific BP may be mapped to

	 * several target BPs each of which is for one thread. This method will get

	 * the list of attribute maps each of which corresponds to one target BP.<br>

	 * This method is and must be called in DSF execution thread.

	 *            the platform BP. Cannot be null.

	 * @param bpAttributes

	 *            - all attributes of the breakpoint, usually output from

	 *            {@link #getAllBreakpointAttributes(IBreakpoint, boolean)}.

    public void resolveBreakpoint(IBreakpointsTargetDMContext context, IBreakpoint breakpoint, 

    		Map<String, Object> bpAttributes, DataRequestMonitor<List<Map<String, Object>>> drm);

	/**

	 * Get all platform defined attributes for a breakpoint plus all attributes

	 * defined by any breakpoint extension such as ICBreakpointExtension in CDT.

	 * In other words, get all attributes available from UI. <br>

	 * <br>

	 * The attributes returned are independent of runtime context (process,

	 * module, etc), whereas attributes from

	 * {@link #resolveBreakpoint(IBreakpointsTargetDMContext, IBreakpoint, Map, DataRequestMonitor)}

	 * are context sensitive. <br>

	 * <br>

	 * Note this method must not be called in DSF dispatch thread because we are

	 * accessing the resources system to retrieve the breakpoint attributes.

	 * Accessing the resources system potentially requires using global locks.

	 * 

	 * @param platformBP

	 * @param bpManagerEnabled

	 * @return list of target (debugger implementation) recognizable attributes.

	 * @throws CoreException

	 */

    public Map<String, Object> getAllBreakpointAttributes(IBreakpoint platformBP, boolean bpManagerEnabled) throws CoreException;

	/**

	 * Convert platform breakpoint attributes to target attributes. This usually

	 * involves changing attributes keys to target recognizable ones. For

	 * instance, GDB integration has its own breakpoint attribute keys. <br>

	 * 

	 * @param platformBPAttr

	 * @return

	 */

    public Map<String, Object> convertAttributes(Map<String, Object> platformBPAttr);

     * removed from target successfully.<br>

     * <br>

     * Note this method is not and must not be called in DSF dispatch thread.

     * 

	/**

	 * This is enhanced version of

	 * {@link #canUpdateAttributes(org.eclipse.cdt.dsf.debug.service.IBreakpoints.IBreakpointDMContext, Map)}

	 * in that this API gives more context parameters so that client can make

	 * decision on a finer granularity when needed.<br>

	 * <br>

	 * This will be called in DSF dispatch thread.

	 * 

	 * @param bp  platform breakpoint.

	 * @param context 

	 * @param attributes target-recognizable attributes.

	 * @return false as long as one of the attributes cannot be updated by client, otherwise true.

	 */

	public boolean canUpdateAttributes(IBreakpoint bp, IBreakpointsTargetDMContext context, Map<String, Object> attributes);