On Tue, Oct 09, 2001 at 01:22:20AM +0200, Daniel Wagner said:
> Hello
>
> When compiling oskit-mach without any optimation, the linker will
> complain about cli not defined in oskit-mach/i386/i386/pic.c. Compiling
> with -O2 helps, but then gdb is confused. Gdb doesn't know where the
> current pc
> When compiling oskit-mach without any optimation, the linker will
> complain about cli not defined in oskit-mach/i386/i386/pic.c. Compiling
> with -O2 helps, but then gdb is confused. Gdb doesn't know where the
> current pc refers to the right source file. Something seems to be
> broken, but wha
> I don't know yet enough. It's okay to not fix the broken code and put the
> new implementation there immediately, but I would like to have at least an
> idea why the code doesn't work "as is".
I won't discourage you from working on it. But I've always found debugging
this stuff to be pretty a
Hello
When compiling oskit-mach without any optimation, the linker will
complain about cli not defined in oskit-mach/i386/i386/pic.c. Compiling
with -O2 helps, but then gdb is confused. Gdb doesn't know where the
current pc refers to the right source file. Something seems to be
broken, but what?
On Sun, Oct 07, 2001 at 07:05:52PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> > Although the user tss is correctly (AFAICS) setup, it doesn't come
> > effective: The program is killed with Illegal Instruction. I am at my wits
> > end, as the code seems to be correct and I don't know how to debug it
> > furt
Well, I've kept at this file multiplexer. However something
is confusing me. I canonize all the file names thus when someone
tries
to access the retry method is always FS_RETRY_MAGICAL but it selects
the
third file everytime.
So here is a sample run through:
showtrans manyfiles
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James Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm having trouble attaching gdb to the translator for some reason.
> I can attach gdb to the process but I can't seem to use the
> translator when gdb is attached.
Have you continued (`c') the translator after you attached to it?
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Thanks for the help, The filemux translator is now available on my
website. It's basically symlink with the options to randomly choose
files or sequencially choose files. I'm having trouble attaching gdb
to the translator for some reason. I can attach gdb to the process
but I can't seem to use
B=6f=6e=6a=6fur=2c
Si v=6ftre site =6ee v=6fus d=6f=6e=6ee pas t=6fut =e0 fait satisfacti=6f=6e=2c
=2d diffici=6ce =e0 =6dettre =e0 =6a=6fur
=2d c=6f=fbteux e=6e h=e9berge=6de=6et =2d =6da=6c r=e9f=e9re=6ec=e9
=2d pas re=6etab=6ce =2d pas de c=6f=6d=6derce e=6e =6cig=6ee
=2d peu graphique =6fu
James Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Off the current topic I've been looking at the symlink server
> recently and there are two mach_port_t 's that I noticed. One is
> realnode and the other is realnodenoauth. What is the difference
> between these port_t's.
realnode comes from the fs
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