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2 total messages Started by Per Bothner Tue, 20 Feb 1990 04:13
Updated MIPS / DECstation diffs for gdb-3.5
#841
Author: Per Bothner
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1990 04:13
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An updated MIPS port of gdb is now available.
Patches are on pokey.cs.wisc.edu in the the pub/gdb-3.5-mips-diff.Z.
The diffs are relative to the official gdb-3.5 release.

Improvements (of the mips port):
* Much better support for debugging excutables without symbol
tables. Can now do a stack trace even on a stripped binary,
using heuristics by Alessando.Forin@spice.cs.wisc.edu.
* Many fixes the in dis-assembler (thanks to Frank Yellin at Lucid).
* Less screen-intensive "info registers".
* I believe I fixed most of the bugs when passing parameters
to a function called in the debuggee (as in 'print f(x)').
(The only known problem is when passing structures greater
than 4 bytes long. I currently always align them on even
word boundaries, even when mips cc doesn't. Of course,
the mips convention causes stdarg.h/varargs.h to break...)
* Various minor bugs-fixes.

	--Per Bothner
bothner@cs.wisc.edu Computer Science Dept, U.of Wisconsin-Madison
Updated MIPS / DECstation diffs for gdb-3.5
#10099
Author: Mike Burbidge
Date: Thu, 03 May 1990 16:21
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I am trying to apply the DECstation diffs to version 3.5 of gdb. I can't
seem to make patch work and thought you could give me a pointer.

The gdb source is in /usr/local/src/dist-gdb
The patch file is in /usr/local/src

I execute the command

patch -p < gdb-3.5-mips-diffs with /usr/local/src as the current directory.

Patch complains at each file saying it doesn't exist. I've checked and most
of them do, but some of them don't. e.g. MIPS-NOTES, mipscoff.c
mips-dep.c...

Any clues?

Mike Burbidge
mike@bach.cs.byu.edu
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