Now I’m running into new problem. I’m trying to enable “--with-python option”
for building gdb.
For the native Linux version, I just need to install Python-dev package. But
for cross compiling the windows version, I don’t know which Linux package is
for mingw. It cannot find the ‘Python.h’.
I’m using the –timeout option. As I mentioned below, inside the abe.sh, it
limits the maximum timeout setting to 10 seconds.
I modified abe.sh locally by changing ‘lt 11’ below to ‘gt 10’ and it works
fine. That’s why I suggest the abe.sh needs to be updated to give user
flexibility to increase
You can try the --timeout option to abe.sh to increase the timeout value
for wget.
Or add "wget_timeout=" to ~/.aberc if you don't want to type it
every time.
On Sat, Jul 18, 2015 at 1:04 AM, strongq wrote:
> Hi Rob, Jim,
>
> I'm frequently getting timeout for wget to fetch snapshot. Shouldn't t
# Progress #
* TCWG-806, aarch64 remote debugging multi-arch support. [6/10]
Some code refactor and fix various multi-arch issues when --wrapper
is used in GDBserver. Patches are being tested.
* TCWG-757, Patches review. [2/10]
* Misc, meeting, [2/10]
# Plan #
* TCWG-806, aarch64 remote
Hi Rob, Jim,
I'm frequently getting timeout for wget to fetch snapshot. Shouldn't the
timeout setting in abe.sh use gt but not lt as below:
--time*|-time*)
check_directive $1 timeout "time" $2
if test $2 -lt 11; then
wget_timeout=$2
else
1 day off (2/10)
== Progress ==
* backports/release/infra (1/10)
- reviews
* GCC (3/10)
- posted patch to fix vget_lane on armeb
- investigating AdvSIMD failures on aarch64_be.
Having a way to debug target code would help (qemu does not seem
to support aarch64_be yet, and I use the foun
Thank you Rob and Jim.
Yesterday I did a git pull. After that, I don't see the problem with
configuring libiberty. The build is still running. It finished building newlib
and binutil and is building GCC 5 stage2. So I think it should be able to
complete the build successfully.
You are very kin
