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You should try using cvs import to upgrade to a newer version, of the entire gdb tree (well, maybe prune it -- testsuites, sim, cpu, intl, etc..)<BR>
I personally have never done this -- only recently imported the first version of stuff but haven't yet updated anything.<BR>
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- Jay<BR><BR> <BR>> Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:18:30 -0500<BR>> From: rodney.m.bates@cox.net<BR>> To: m3devel@elegosoft.com<BR>> Subject: [M3devel] m3gdb/AMD64_LINUX, a little progress<BR>> <BR>> I have tracked down the problems I have seen with m3gdb on<BR>> AMD64_LINUX not recognizing object formats to a new section<BR>> type SHT_GNU_HASH, (and named .gnu.hash), which is present<BR>> in recent M3-compiled code. It appears to be handled by<BR>> the more recent binutils that comes in gdb 6.8, but it is<BR>> not handled by the binutils in gdb 6.4, from which m3gdb is<BR>> derived. <BR>> <BR>> I briefly tried a naive substitution of the new binutils<BR>> (directory 'bfd') into m3gdb, but some things have moved<BR>> around and there are build problems finding them. I will<BR>> work on this more when I get some time.<BR>> <BR>> Rodney Bates<BR></body>
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