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> Hello. I am Ben Teifeld, and I am an assistant sysop on the Chicago Public
> Schools CPSNET bbs. I am responsible for bringing up utilities and helping
> debug other software we use here. We are running a UNISYS 6000/75 with the
> Dynix/ptx 1.3 operating system. This is a multiprocessor intel 486 machine.
> I have been trying to get gdb 4.5 running. The configuration I supply to the
> configure command is i386-coff-sysv.
> 
> I first needed to add #includes of our file <sys/mount.h> to get the DIRSIZ
> definition for a few files that needed it. I also needed to get our
> <sys/ttold.h> in combination with a #define in order to get the 'tc' structure
> in that file equivalenced to become a 'tchars' structure. After effecting
> these modifications, the program successfully compiled with GCC with the
> -traditional option. I can run gdb, get a message indicating that it has
> loaded the symbols in the executable file, and then get a command prompt
> from gdb. The problem arises when I try to use the run command. I type 'run',
> and then I am left with no further output. Ctrl-c cannot abort the program,
> and I am at a loss for what to do. Is there a better configuration for me to
> choose? Have you encountered anyone else with similar experience? All of us
> here at the Board of Education would deeply appreciate any assistance you could
> provide.
> 

I think that should be Dynix/ptx 1.2   --DrT


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