On Feb 20, 2005, at 5:21 AM, Dalibor Topic wrote:
As for why stuff doesn't work, have you guys tried reverting my last changes to
sysdepCallMethod and the ppc trampoline? I probably screwed it up wrt darwin
when I was getting linux to work.
Hi Tim!
thanks for the quick reply. I've actually got the problem with ppc-linux-jit3 now, too. jitBasic dies as soon as the generated code is invoked in the first test :(
In order to get familiar with the jit3/ppc setup i thought about porting the mnemonicizer setup to x86. Does that souind like a useful idea?
Now I just need to figure out which switch to toggle on to see the generated code :)
I almost always look at gcc's disassembly of it. So you want to:
# put a breakpoint on the jitter and start the test (gdb) break translate (gdb) run # let the jitter run (gdb) finish # load the xdebugging symbols (gdb) xdb
ah! xdebugging works with ppc?
# disassemble the native code. (gdb) disas meth.ncode # or whatever the structure is nowadays
It doesn't always work quite right unfortunately, but it should get you pretty far.
thanks :) any ppc-assmebler reference you could recommend?
cheers, dalibor topic
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