Hello I've recently downloaded and configured gdb 5.0 to build on our AIX 4.3.3 system. The make starts of then falls over in infptrace.c: "/usr/include/sys/ptrace.h", line 279,9: 1506-046 (S) Syntax error. The problem appears to some clash in the definitions of PT_ATTACH and PTRACE_ATTACH. The AIX system header contains an enum to provide some Linux compatability - could this be the problem (is configure detecting some Linux-ism's?) My workaround was to hack infptrace.c and move the include of <sys/ptrace.h> to the start of the file so I suspect the problem lies in one of the gdb headers included before <sys/ptrace.h> (sorry, I didn't do much more investigation!) I also had the same problem with rs6000-nat.c - again, moving the header allowed compilation to proceed. However, when I try to use the built gdb I get: ptrace ldinfo: Not enough space Obviously, this could be a problem on our AIX system (a lack of memory I suspect but the system appears to have plenty of memory free). I'm am concerned that my hacky fix may have broken gdb (esp. since I worked around a ptrace issue and thats what appears to be failing) Has gdb been built and run on AIX 4.3.3 before? Adam K PS> I'm using the IBM VA C compiler 5.0 not GCC :-( -- Adam Kerrison - Chief Technology Officer, Micromuse Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] T: +44 (0) 208 875 9500 F: +44 (0) 208 877 6209
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