In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, BrownB wrote: > Yes, i use -g flag, here is a piece of my makefile: > GCC=m68k-palmos-gcc.exe -Wmissing-declarations -g > > app.prc: app.def app.ro app > build-prc.exe -o app.prc app.def app app.ro > > app_segments.ld app_segments.s: app.def > m68k-palmos-multigen.exe -b app_segments app.def > > for each file of my project there's this line: > file.o: file.c file.h app_segments.s > $(GCC) -c $(basename $@).c app_segments.s > > the final link is this: > app: app_segments.ld $(OBJ) $(SRC) > $(GCC) -o app $(OBJ) app_segments.ld -lPalmOSGlue > > Then, everytime I call $(GCC) I do the work with the -g flag... > The problem remains: I can open "app.prc", append the COFF file "app" but can't see > any code... > > BrownB > Just a thought. Are you using POD included in PODS ? The previously released POD does not understand COFF symbol files. The COFF support was added specifically for PODS in order to support prc-tools output.
Ton van Overbeek -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
