Thanx a lot! I figured out the part abt the optimization just a while
back and was abt 2 post it, too! There does seem to be some problem with
the floating point vars (even after setting fp ops in the thread
init)...
VC
PS: OOC, what does the warning abt the shared lib handler mean actually?
St
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 12:50:14PM -0500, V C Ravi wrote:
> > $1 = 116 't'
>
> 1. What do the warning messages in gdb-5.1.90CVS-5 mean ?
Here is my session:
# /sbin/insmod hello.o
Warning: loading hello.o will taint the kernel: no license
# gdb hello.o
GNU gdb Re
> routine, it is not visible within the debugger. And the debugger outputs
> a warning message saying the shared library handler has failed to
> initialize the breakpoint.
The actual warning is that the shared library handler has failed to
*enable* the breakpoint.
VC
> Der Herr Hofrat wrote:
>
Hi Hofrat!
As I had mentioned in the earlier mail to Stelian, I have been through
the example in $(RTLINUX_DIR)/debugger and through his thread in the
archives. The example gives a pretty fair idea of how to use the
debugger allright, but when I add another variable local to the thread
routine,
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 12:50:14PM -0500, V C Ravi wrote:
> Specs:
> rtl3.1 with linux 2.4.18 (sourced from
> http://bernia.disca.upv.es/rtportal) on an i386 RedHat7.3 system;
> gdb-5.1.90CVS-5
Read the thread starting here:
http://www.fsmlabs.com/community/mailinglist/browse.htm?http:
Hi Stelian!
It was after referring to your thread that I downgraded to gdb-4.18
(incidentally, I also forced a list command before the dbg command in
gdb and it eliminates the warnings all right).
The problem is that not all the symbols are being read in, unless they
have all been declared sta
Specs:
rtl3.1 with linux 2.4.18 (sourced from
http://bernia.disca.upv.es/rtportal) on an i386 RedHat7.3 system;
gdb-5.1.90CVS-5
I have compiled a modified version of the
$(RTLINUX_DIR)/examples/hello.c program to familiarise myself with the
debugging process (the source is included hereunder as
