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Hacking cross GDB to work for ASIC
- From: "Ashray Prasad" <S2107737 at student dot rmit dot edu dot au>
- To: gdb at sourceware dot org
- Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 22:35:27 +1000
- Subject: Hacking cross GDB to work for ASIC
Dear All,
I am aware that I previously posted relating to this issue for the SE3208 EISC processor, but I found a simple hack that allows for the clean compilation of GDB on both MinGW and Linux. This hack involves simply commenting the "ASSERT" statements in the file "sim-n-bits.h", (located in gdb/sim/common). This is applied to the gdb version 5.3.
My question is very simple: does doing this ruin the simulator at all? The hosts will *always* be i586+ running either Linux or MinGW, (mostly the latter). Furthermore the target uses 2's complement; rather than sign extension.
Your input would be greatly appreciated.
Ashray
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Ashray Prasad
B.E. (Computer Systems)/B.Sc. (Computer Science)