>> I just got PPCBoot, Linux, RTLinux ported to a custom MPC860 board
>> and have one remaining problem. The application (ported from pSOS)
>> is a bit large to keep in one source file. When I try to debug a
>> module that is partially linked (ld -r), however; gdb is unable to
>> get line number information. To demonstrate I split the hello.c file
>> into the following
>>
>did you try loading the symbols from the second file with the
>modaddsym macro from the .gdbinit (check rtlinux-3.0/debugger/.gdbinit at
>the end of the file)
>hofrat
There is only one module. I can modaddsym or load the symbols from the
object
file 'hello.o'. In either case gdb complains
Single stepping until exit from function start_routine,
which has no line number information.
It is impossible to use multiple modules because some symbols are mutually
referenced (hello_debug for example).
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