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Lately we find out that when we tried to run GDB on Andrea's SAM, or on my Pegasos2 , GDB did bring us a window with words (in case of my build on pegasos2):
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/amiga/os4_gdb/native/lib/debug\Wdebug/gdb/Work:
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The first part of the path is my the prefix used to compile GDB, in my case is : --prefix=/amiga/os4_gdb_native/
Interestingly that os4_gdb words instead of following by '_' underscore have another '/' slash.
Same issue happens on the Andreas's SAM460.
If we put an .unix file in the root, then, instead of this big string, GDB ask amiga: and etc: assigns.
Issue happens not in the light of the latest paths changes, but there for some time.
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Where our_path is that line /amiga/os4_gdb_native/lib/debug , etc.
So those 3 is guilty for bringing up us those requesters. Probably we need to change them on PROGDIR: or something. Through as i can see we can't do so from configuration line, as it will ask for ABSOLUTY path to be provided to prefix, so we can't from it put os4's PROGDIR:, but we probably can change it directly in configure scripts.
Lately we find out that when we tried to run GDB on Andrea's SAM, or on my Pegasos2 , GDB did bring us a window with words (in case of my build on pegasos2):
The first part of the path is my the prefix used to compile GDB, in my case is :
--prefix=/amiga/os4_gdb_native/
Interestingly that
os4_gdb
words instead of following by '_' underscore have another '/' slash.Same issue happens on the Andreas's SAM460.
If we put an .unix file in the root, then, instead of this big string, GDB ask
amiga:
andetc:
assigns.Issue happens not in the light of the latest paths changes, but there for some time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: