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Hi, I need some help with an ARM setup. My question is probably off-topic for a cross compiler list so to appease the masses I'll ask the obligatory question. I've configured my tools (binutils 2.10, gcc 2.95.2) for arm-elf. When I do. arm-elf-gcc -c -g -Wa,-alhs=foo.lst foo.c my assembly listing doesn't have the C source code in it. It does if I use either of these. sh-elf-gcc -c -g -Wa,-alhs=foo.lst foo.c mips64orion-elf-gcc -c -g -Wa,-alhs=foo.lst foo.c All versions were built off the same source code tree. Any idea why this is? Now for the real reason I need some help and not just some minor inconvenience. We are using a Cirrus Logic EP7211 (ARM720T core) on a board developed in house. There is no monitor program on the board. The chip has a JTAG interface using Embedded ICE and we have a JEENI ice unit. What do we need to do to use gdb to debug the board? Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. -- Joel Coltoff The beginning of wisdom is the definitions of terms. -- Socrates ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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