keller@terra.ucsc.edu (03/06/91)
How does one get the effect of BSD's 'cc -S' on the RS/6000? I wish to get assembly language output from the C compiler so that I can run it through a filter which inserts various instructions before the object code is generated. (The goal is to collect run-time instruction-mix and trace information.) After noting that unsupport of -S and swimming through various documents, I concluded that -qlist (which outputs all sorts of information to *.lst) was the closest analog available. I think that, in time, I might succeed in (re)constructing *.s from *.lst, but the task looks perverse. Surely there is a better way? -- Jeff Keller keller@terra.ucsc.edu (408)427-3602
jsalter@ibmpa.awdpa.ibm.com (03/07/91)
In article <13111@darkstar.ucsc.edu> keller@terra.ucsc.edu () writes: >How does one get the effect of BSD's 'cc -S' on the RS/6000? You don't. See the /usr/lpp/bos/bsdport document for more information about this option (lack-of). >Surely there is a better way? Nope, not at this time. Please feel free to call up IBM with requests for it, though. If enough people want it and *communicate* this to IBM, it might get in there. >Jeff Keller keller@terra.ucsc.edu (408)427-3602 jim/jsalter IBM PSP, Palo Alto T465/(415)855-4427 VNET: JSALTER at AUSVMQ Internet: jsalter@slo.awdpa.ibm.com UUCP: ..!uunet!ibmsupt!jsalter PS/2 it, or DIE! :-) The ramblings above have nothing to do with Big Blue.
jfc@athena.mit.edu (John F Carr) (03/07/91)
Compiling and using adb to disassemble is easier than parsing the .lst file. -- John Carr (jfc@athena.mit.edu)
pa@appmag.com (Pierre Asselin) (03/08/91)
jsalter@ibmpa.awdpa.ibm.com writes:
~Nope, not at this time. Please feel free to call up IBM with requests
~for it, though. If enough people want it and *communicate* this to IBM,
~it might get in there.
Could someone please spell out the canonical procedure? My CE is
grossly overworked. Who do I talk to, and how do I prevent my
*communicat*ions from disappearing without a trace somewhere in
IBM ?
--Pierre Asselin, R&D, Applied Magnetics Corp. I speak for me.
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kstailey@geech.ai.mit.edu (Kenneth Stailey) (03/10/91)
The AIX 03.01.0003.0013 comes with a disasmbler.
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