cherniac@bbn.com (Natasha Cherniack) (04/06/91)
I'm trying to get gdb to run on the hp9000 series 300 and I'm failing. Turns out that this machine has no string table and gdb thinks that it has. I set config.gdb to be hp9k320 as my machine is NOT a BSD (ie: hp300bsd). Does anyone have a running version of gdb that they can email to me or any suggestions? Thanks in advance... tasha
kjc@and.cs.liv.ac.uk (04/10/91)
In article <3473@prune.bbn.com>, cherniac@bbn.com (Natasha Cherniack) writes: > > I'm trying to get gdb to run on the hp9000 series 300 and I'm failing. Turns > out that this machine has no string table and gdb thinks that it has. I set > config.gdb to be hp9k320 as my machine is NOT a BSD (ie: hp300bsd). > > Does anyone have a running version of gdb that they can email to me or any > suggestions? > > Thanks in advance... > tasha gdb will only work with gcc that has been configured to emit GNU-style a.out files and using the GNU assembler and GNU ld (ie GNU binutils). You have to get these bits working before getting gdb to work. PS: if you intend to use gcc 1.39.0 and g++ 1.39.0 get gdb 3.91.4 (alpha release of gdb 4.0) Kenneth Chan Department of Computer Science University Of Liverpool kjc@uk.ac.liv.cs.and