gdb problems / BDM PPCBoot
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Thu Oct 11 22:53:27 EST 2001
In message <6B546A602AD2D211BFF00008C7A42889041D6C6B at hrtades2.atea.be> you wrote:
>
> I am doing exactly the same thing as Joakim Tjernlund a few months ago:
> > I am trying to debug ppclinux 2.4 and ppcboot on RPX CLLF board
You have better chances to get a reply to PPCBoot related questions
when you ask on the PPCBoot mailing list.
> After I enabled the -ggdb switch and removed -mrelocatable, I am able to
> look at variables, but it is all rubbish. Also the source code ddd points to
The "-mrelocatable" is necessary; when you remove it, you will break
lose a lot of problems.
I do a lot of debugging with the BDI2000 just using the default
options as supplied with PPCBoot, i. e. just "-g" (and of course WITH
-mrelocatable).
> is completely wrong. When it should jump to board_init_f (PPCBoot, board.c),
> it thinks it jumps to eth_rx+12. This corresponds with what I see in the
This has been expalined a lot of times on the mailing list. You have
to know what you're doing - if you're ruinning from flash, or from
RAM.
> ppcboot.map-file. The offset between these two is 0xa9b0. When I reload the
> symbol file, "add-symbol-file ppcboot 0xff00a960" instead of
> "add-symbol-file ppcboot 0xff000000", I start seeing the correct source-code
> lines, but the variables are still completely wrong.
...as wrong as both commands, I think.
> Any ideas? Could it be a problem with the compiler and debugger version that
> MontaVista ships with CDK1.2? That the -ggdb switch is needed is a hack in
> the first place, right?
Right, it is not needed, and don't worry about the tools. HHL-1.2 may
be old but it works fine.
Wolfgang Denk
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