DebugPerlAttach
===============

This project is mostly possed of a script 'debug_perl' that can be used to wrap
up:

o attaching to the perl binary with gdb
o Running arbitrary code in the attached process such as:
  o Enbugger
  o Carp::longmess
o Attaching to a locally running socket service to receive input

Thus our dependencies are:
o gdb
o Enbugger
o a multi-threaded version of perl (this could be fixed, but right now I assume
  that API)

it's invoked as so: ./debug_perl --[debugger|stack-trace|custom] PID

feel free to play, then 'continue' and ctrl+c

If you want to experiment, the accompanying ./test.pl prints it's pid, writes
it to 'pid' then simply loops.  Thus:

$ ./test.pl &
[1] 26012
$ 26012
./debug_perl `cat pid`
 at ./test.pl line 14
        main::baz(1) called at ./test.pl line 10
        main::bar(1) called at ./test.pl line 6
        main::foo(1) called at ./test.pl line 22