I find that the libgdb sources I've been using- 6.3 if I'm interpreting
the name of the tarball correctly- don't compile for ARM Linux.
Referring to gdbint.pp I believe the most recent supported version is
6.7: where can I find the sources?
I notice that Debian is at long last bundling libgdb-
On 22 Sep 2008, at 19:21, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Referring again to gdbint.pp I see this:
{ 6.5.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V605}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
{ 6.6.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V606}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
{ 6.7.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V607}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
Am I correct in assuming that the text after the
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 22 Sep 2008, at 19:21, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Referring again to gdbint.pp I see this:
{ 6.5.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V605}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
{ 6.6.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V606}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
{ 6.7.x }
{$ifdef GDB_V607}
{$endif def GDB_V605}
Am I correct in assuming that
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
The Debian source package appears to basically be gdb which builds
libgdb as a side-effect. It compiles OK on an ARM but there are errors
when I try to use it as part of the fpc build with "GDB_V607=1" (which
seemed like a good starting position).
I'll look around fo
On 24 Sep 2008, at 14:07, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I've now got fpc 2.2.2 (optimised, including the fp IDE) running on
Debian ARM (little-endian) including debugger operation inside fp.
I'd like to try getting a big-endian ARM system running but don't
know how quickly I can manage that. i3
Jonas Maebe wrote:
This indeed suggests a SPARC-specific problem, as ARM is also quite
alignment-sensitive.
I'm currently setting up an outward-facing SPARC-Linux system. Please
email me if you want an account.
--
Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
[Opinions above are the
