I cannot find where 'prog_char is defined and would like
to know how
I can force the compiler to put these strings in my
'test1' section.
Thanks Stu, I am aware of this, but it does not address my problem.
This works fine when a 'defalut' .text section is used.
For me it breaks
I hope this doesn't appear twice, it bounced although the address appears ok.
Thanks for your input Stu and Eric.
I have solved the problem by creating separate sections for the strings.
What really had me confused is something that I consider may be be a bug.
If I define a string (OK - array of
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I see there is a patch file 50-gdb-6.8-mega256.patch in cvs. When I
apply this I get an undeclared variable tdep on line 1039 of file
insight-6.8/gdb/avr-tdep.c (which is the patched file). Line 1039 is in
a call to function read_memory() shown at line 29 of the patch file.
Since this patch
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Robert von Knobloch b...@engelking.de wrote:
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What really had me confused is something that I consider may be be a bug.
If I define a string (OK - array of char, but colloquially string) in a
defined section:
e.g.
SECTION1 char mystring[] = This is a
Weddington, Eric wrote:
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Hi All,
FYI, we have applied to the Google Summer of Code 2009 program, as a mentor
organization, under the umbrella of AVR Toolchain.
More information on Google Summer of Code 2009:
http://code.google.com/soc/
Our potential project list is here:
