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In article <199510092158.OAA18928@helium.eng.ascend.com> tlynch@eng.ascend.COM (Tim Lynch) writes:

   Hi,

   I just started a new job where we use the Cygnus GNU tools for development.
   We use gcc960 and gld960 to generate loads for our Intel i960-based hardware
   platform, which currently has no source level debugging.

	At my last place, we used the Watcom compiler.  It had a useful tool
   (wdisasm) that would disassemble an object file and, if the .c file was also 
   specified, generate an assembly listing with address offsets and the 
   original C statements interspersed to show where the assembly came from. 
   Very useful for debugging.

   Nobody here knows how to do this with GNU, and I haven't seen anything in
   the docs.  Any help would be much appreciated.


If you have the GNU assembler,

	gcc -c -g -Wa,ahl {file}.c > {file}.lst

works.