Hi Burgess,
dwarf2dbg.c -- line 1476 of CVS version 1.81:
p[len] = '/';
This inserts a filesystem separator character when tacking the source filename back onto the source
directory when providing the source-file's path for DWARF2 debugging information. HOWEVER in
Windows systems where the filename has been specified in Windows format, i.e. C:\Workspaces\Eclipse
\Blinky\init.s, this creates a filename in the DWARF2 debugging information
that looks like C:
\Workspaces\Eclipse\Blinky/init.s -- and boy does that confuse ARM's Realview
debugger for my ARM-
based embedded system.
OK - so here is a patch for you to try out. (Well uploaded to the PR).
One thing I am particularly worried about is the heuristic I am using to
decide when to use the \ directory separator. At the moment it looks
for paths starting with a drive letter eg C:. Are there situations
where there can be paths without this drive letter which still need the
backslash separator ?
Cheers
Nick
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