bagchi@snarf.eecs.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi) (06/05/91)
Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my assembly code. Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need, please help. I'll summarize to the net. -rj
bagchi@engin.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi) (06/05/91)
Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my assembly code. Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need, please help. I'll summarize to the net. -rj --
bagchi@engin.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi) (06/05/91)
(did I post this twice?) Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my assembly code. Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need, please help. I'll summarize to the net. -rj --
bagchi@zip.eecs.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi) (06/05/91)
Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my assembly code. Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need, please help. I'll summarize to the net. -rj --
bagchi@zip.eecs.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi) (06/05/91)
Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g
option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and
although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially
successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the
debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my
assembly code.
Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been
looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does
the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need,
please help. I'll summarize to the net.
-rj
--bagchi@snarf.eecs.umich.edu (06/05/91)
From: bagchi@eecs.umich.edu (Ranjan Bagchi)
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Subject: -g?
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Does anyone have any information about what exactly the -g
option on compilers does? I'm working with SPARC assembly, and
although I've examined the output of cc -S, I've only been partially
successful in duplicating the effect on my own assembly code -- the
debugger knows what line I'm on, but can't read the symbols in my
assembly code.
Obviously, I intend to automate the process...I've been
looking at gcc code, and have a half-written perl filter which does
the line marking, so if anyone has code or the information I need,
please help. I'll summarize to the net.
-rj
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