SV: [gvd-users] remote debug no source files

[Ole Hansen]

Hello Nik

When you say SOURCE, do you mean your sourcefile or your compiled object ??

The filename you enter as SOURCE needs to be your compiled object-file, that
you want to execute on your target. GVD /GDB wil find the source-file
inside, if you used -g option on compile.
Here is ewaht I use, when I compile for symbolic-debugging: 

-g -ggdb -gstabs+

best regards

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> -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
> Fra: Nikolai.Fink@flowtec.endress.com
> [mailto:Nikolai.Fink@flowtec.endress.com]
> Sendt: Friday, September 27, 2002 10:52 AM
> Til: gvd-users@lists.act-europe.fr
> Emne: [gvd-users] remote debug no source files
> 
> 
> I'm using Win NT and arm-elf-gdb.
> 
> This
>      D:\Programme\GVD\bin\gvd.exe --debugger arm-elf-gdb --target
> 172.16.68.93:2001:remote SOURCEFILE
> 
> starts GVD and loads the SOURCEFILE on the target. When I 
> cont. the the
> source is running on the Target.
> 
> But...
> 
> GVD shows no source at all. Also the list of files is empty.
> How to make GVD to show somthing usefull?
> 
> Any Ideas
> 
> Thanks Nik
> 
> 
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