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symbols/vms?


It seems like -g doesn't work with Alpha/VMS. ?
 (yeah, could be gcc, could be as, could be ld)
 
 
I'm using my own cross gcc/as/ld. Some small patches to get it to work.
Clearly it largely works, cool.
 
 
I'd like to break on xmalloc_failed in cc1.exe.
  Since it is being passed a large value and failing.
 
 
 WALLIS> pwd
/USER$DISK/jaykrell/install

 WALLIS> dir
Directory USER$DISK:[JAYKRELL.INSTALL]
ALPHAVMS.X;2        ALPHAVMS.X;1        ALPHAVMS.XBN;2      ALPHAVMS.XBN;1
ALPHAVMS.XN;2       ALPHAVMS.XN;1       ALPHAVMS.XR;2       ALPHAVMS.XR;1
ALPHAVMS.XU;2       ALPHAVMS.XU;1       AS.EXE;2            AS.EXE;1
CC1.EXE;2           CC1.EXE;1           CRTBEGIN.O;2        CRTBEGIN.O;1
CRTBEGINS.O;2       CRTBEGINS.O;1       CRTEND.O;2          CRTEND.O;1
CRTENDS.O;2         CRTENDS.O;1         ECH.C;1             FLOAT.H;2
FLOAT.H;1           GCC.EXE;2           GCC.EXE;1           ISO646.H;2
ISO646.H;1          LD.EXE;2            LD.EXE;1            LIMITS.H;2
LIMITS.H;1          PCRT0.O;2           PCRT0.O;1           STDARG.H;2
STDARG.H;1          STDBOOL.H;2         STDBOOL.H;1         STDDEF.H;2
STDDEF.H;1          STDFIX.H;2          STDFIX.H;1          TGMATH.H;2
TGMATH.H;1          UNWIND.H;2          UNWIND.H;1          VARARGS.H;2
VARARGS.H;1         VCRT0.O;2           VCRT0.O;1           VMS-DWARF2.O;2
VMS-DWARF2.O;1      VMS-DWARF2EH.O;2    VMS-DWARF2EH.O;1



cc1 == "$ USER$DISK:[JAYKRELL.INSTALL]cc1.exe"
debug/keep
 
        DBG> run cc1
%DEBUG-I-NOGLOBALS, some or all global symbols not accessible
        DBG> set break main
%DEBUG-E-NOSYMBOL, symbol 'main' is not in the symbol table

 
I guess I should look at the assembly sources and objects back on the build machine.
 
I'll also try calling abort() and see if I get a stack.
First time I did that I must have ended up in gcc's fancy_abort().
 
 - Jay
  		 	   		  


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