capitain.pad@nixpbe.uucp (Pit Capitain) (05/02/90)
walter@mecky.UUCP (Walter Mecky) writes: >After compiling with the -g option and starting codeview under SCO UNIX, >"cv" reports: > cvtcoff: fatal error - expected aux record after .text 16 >and continues in assembler mode. In the dialog window it writes >"no symbol information" and refuses to switch to C-source mode ==> >"unable to open file". >Anybody out there who can help ? You have to use the "-xenix" option together with the "-g" option, if you compile with Microsoft's "cc". AT&T's "rcc" compiler only needs the "-g" option. -- Pit Capitain, Nixdorf Computer AG, Dept. PXD-S2 Usenet: capitain.pad@nixbur.uucp, capitain.pad@nixntc.uucp Eunet: capitain.pad@nixpbe.uucp X.400: S=capitain;O=pad;P=nixdorf;A=dbp;C=de (capitain@pad.nixdorf.dbp.de)
seanf@sco.COM (Sean Fagan) (05/04/90)
In article <1673@nixpbe.UUCP> capitain.pad@nixpbe.uucp (Pit Capitain) writes: >walter@mecky.UUCP (Walter Mecky) writes: >>After compiling with the -g option and starting codeview under SCO UNIX, >>"cv" reports: >> cvtcoff: fatal error - expected aux record after .text 16 >You have to use the "-xenix" option together with the "-g" option, >if you compile with Microsoft's "cc". >AT&T's "rcc" compiler only needs the "-g" option. This is now fixed, due to improvements in both the cvtomf and cvtcoff utilities. SCO Support has a disk with the new utilities, and a couple of other things, I believe. I'm not sure what it's called (perhaps someone who has gotten it could post the information?), but support should know about it. -- -----------------+ Sean Eric Fagan | "It's a pity the universe doesn't use [a] segmented seanf@sco.COM | architecture with a protected mode." uunet!sco!seanf | -- Rich Cook, _Wizard's Bane_ (408) 458-1422 | Any opinions expressed are my own, not my employers'.