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Alan, I believe when using Gcc you need to use the -g option to cause the compiler to output elf/dwarf. I have a number customers that are using gcc from cygnus directly as well as from WindRiver with SingleStep. As far as Corporate support not getting back to you this is a time when you should give me a call. My rule of thumb is 24 hours. You may also want to contact our local applications engineers Kevin Chea and Jeff Barth at (408) 260-2048 for more information on getting gcc to work with SIngleStep. Again there is no excuse for Corporate support not returning your call within 24 hours. Louis Meadows Regional Sales Manager Software Development Systems ( www.sdsi.com ) 1362 Pacific Ave, Suite 219 Santa Cruz, Ca 95060 (408) 421-9840 -----Original Message----- From: Alan Mimms <alan@packetengines.com> To: crossgcc@cygnus.com <crossgcc@cygnus.com> Date: Friday, January 23, 1998 9:57 AM Subject: SDS SingleStep with GCC for PowerPC? GDB with HP JTAG box? >Hello, > >Has anyone done the combination of powerpc-eabi-gcc with the SingleStep >debugger? I find that SingleStep doesn't grok GCC's DWARF info no >matter which way I hold my face during compilation and linking. > >In case you're interested in SDS: FYI, their tech support people have >not returned my email with even a "we're working on it" in five days >elapsed since my simple query. We have 14 seats of their very expensive >debugger. Possibly we won't purchase more... > >Any hint toward a solution would be very helpful... > >One more question: We use the HP JTAG boxes (HP E3452A) to drive our >PowerPC target board for download and debugging. Has anyone got any >experience (i.e., done the remote backend) with GDB and this device? Is >anyone interested if *I* do one? > >Thanks. > >Alan Mimms >Software Engineer >Packet Engines, Inc. >PO Box 14497 >Spokane, WA 99214 >(509)777-7326 >alan@packetengines.com > >"We strive to efficiently build low-risk high-yield paradigms." -- the >Dilbert Mission Statement Generator ><http://umweb1.unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert/duh/bin/ms_gen/ms2.cgi> >