How do I get the C compiler to generate assembly listing files, and the linker 
to generate a map file? I need to get to these to try to sort out a malloc 
based problem that is happening with the latest SVN'd version of the libraries 
under Windows (in one of my programs, but not in all).

 

I'm compiling the libraries under Windows XP SP3 & MSYS with bash v 3.1.0 (3).

 

My configure line is as follows:

 

./configure -enable-memalign-hack -enable-static -disable-shared 
-extra-cflags="-fno-common -S"

 

The configure shell script doesn't like this for some reason.

 

Being a relatively naïve Linux user, I found the -S gcc command line option 
online and thought that that would do what I wanted - at least to get the 
assembly listing. Visual C V6 uses /FAs to generate me the assembler and source 
code listing. The map file would be very useful as I can't debug into the 
libraries from the Visual C debugger, and I can't find my old Softice 
installation disk.

 

Clive

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