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the newest
CVS-snapshot. Can anybody tell me what's going on here...?
My glibc-version is 2.2.4 !
Best regards!
Peter
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this break can
be inside another function right after the specific function needing break
such that this break may be useless at all.
In order to fix this bug, the breaking address should be substracted 4 in
order for the break to be located exactly at the end of the function
needing break
ortable. I changed these
to { 0 }, which compiles with irix cc, but it seems likely that just
removing the '= { }' would also work.
Patch against 6.4 is attached.
Thank you,
Peter
Index: gdb/gdbserver/remote-utils.c
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Hi,
I'm having some problems using gdb-6.4 on a sparc-solaris2.10 machine.
I'm using it on a multi-threaded application and the debugger seems to
get stuck while the program is in a loop. The debugger seems to run
through the loop for a little bit since I am able to press 'n' a few
times
I am adding support for the Motorola 8260 chip to GDB. This
will use the 8260 JTAG interface and a Macraigor Kestrel box. I am
having a problem where the 8260 hangs when you single step
over a breakpoint.
The single step process in GDB inserts all breakpoints before
doing an istep. In th
ngle step in gdb?
>Peter Reilley wrote:
>> This problem is seen in the 8260 chip only. I have the IBM 403 chip
>> working OK with the current way of handling istep. On the
>> 8260 it seems that the instruction queue has already read the
>> breakpoint instruction
- very slow load. -m486 does not help either.
I tried recompiling the source code with confid i586-redhat-linux.
Please advise if you have time:
Peter
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