: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 5:51 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: PalmDebugger Question Could not read source file gcrt0.c
I'm getting really tired of not being able to debug using the GNU tools.
It
almost makes me want to start using the CW6 that's sitting on my shelf.
(sitting there because I
tried: gdb,gdb+gdbplug,gdb+gdbplug+emacs,gdb+emacs,palmdebugger(3com
version), and finally palmdebugger(handspring version)
I appear to have gotten farthest with the handspring version of
the PalmDebugger.
I get my code to load to pose, and I get my symbol file to load.
The source displays at least
Trying to use PalmDebugger with GCC... I got some problems !
I always obtain a message Bad line count while loading a xxx.code.1.sym
file.
Is PalmDebugger design to work with Prc-Tools 2.0 ?
But the HandSpring distribution of GCC (0.5 ) comes with PalmDebugger and
some new command line options
I've been trying to get my Tungsten|E connected to the PalmDebugger. The
device seems to go into debug mode ok, opening a USB channel, but
whenever I switch to USB mode, I just get an infinite loop of error
code 040E messages (i.e. SocketNotOpen at the Serial Link
manager...still didn't help
At 10:25 AM 8/15/2004, you wrote:
I've been trying to get my Tungsten|E connected to the PalmDebugger. The
device seems to go into debug mode ok, opening a USB channel, but whenever
I switch to USB mode, I just get an infinite loop of error code 040E
messages (i.e. SocketNotOpen at the Serial
I'm trying to run the PalmDebugger and connect to a Handspring visor with
the USB cradle. Whenever I select the USB options from the Connection menu,
the debugger window displays the message:
error code: 040E
over and over again.
From the header files, I believe this error
This is my second post about, I searched for two days but I found nothing;
here is my problem: when trying to debug a simple application, I try to
place breakpoints in my PilotMain code, but the breakpoints are always
placed at the same address the beginning of a linked code, named dreloc.c:
how
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Thursday, December 11, 2003, 10:15:45 AM, you wrote:
B This is my second post about, I searched for two days but I found
Hello, I'm using PRC-Tools, and need to debug a simple program, but it seems
to place the breakpoint in the same memory position for different lines of
my source code. I think the problem could be in the .sym file: how do you
obtain it in the right way? Another question: how can I make visible
Hi,
I wonder, if there is a way to generate symbol files for the
PalmDebugger as supplied by the SDK?
The best thing would be to convert CWs psym file into a symbol file for
PalmDebugger.
But I don't even have a clue, how to generate Module.code.n.sym file via
PRC-Tools / GCC. Is there anybody
Anybody can tell me how to generate the .sym file
for PalmDebugger?
I can't find any explanation.
Thanks,
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to debug my
program. However it fails for several times of
attempts as connection attempt fails.
I'm using CodeWarrior and set the PalmDebugger to
PalmOS Device with functional COM port. For the
Palm
Device, it has been set to debug mode as
'Shortcut.2'.
Which actual device, which version
Hi,
I'm trying to use the actual device to debug my
program. However it fails for several times of
attempts as connection attempt fails.
I'm using CodeWarrior and set the PalmDebugger to
PalmOS Device with functional COM port. For the Palm
Device, it has been set to debug mode as 'Shortcut.2
At 10:53 PM 7/10/2003, apple k wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the actual device to debug my
program. However it fails for several times of
attempts as connection attempt fails.
I'm using CodeWarrior and set the PalmDebugger to
PalmOS Device with functional COM port. For the Palm
Device, it has been
I'm trying to get PalmDebugger working with the m130 over the USB cable.
No-Go. I've tried almost everything I can think of.
Should this work? Can anyone point me to any information on this issue?
Thanks,
Doug.
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At 13:08 2003-1-6 -0800, you wrote:
I'm trying to get PalmDebugger working with the m130 over the USB cable.
No-Go. I've tried almost everything I can think of.
Should this work? Can anyone point me to any information on this issue?
First, have you updated to Palm Desktop 4.1?
Second, you
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Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 1:09 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: USB Debugging on PalmDebugger with m130 - possible?
I'm trying to get PalmDebugger working with the m130 over the
USB cable. No-Go. I've tried almost everything I can think of.
Should
Why you think this? Treo device hasn't got serial, and on the other
side, PalmDebugger which comes from Handspring does support USB.
On Thu, 2 May 2002 18:13:58 -0700, Trevor Menagh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I didn't think that you could debug with USB, I thought you had to use
Serial
Hi there,
I'm currently trying to debug an application with my Treo180
(Handspring, OS3.5) and Handspring PalmDebugger via USB.
PalmDebugger is taken from Handspring tools, v3.6d7 22/2/2002.
First difference with 'normal' situation is Treo180 hasn't got
graffiti, there's a keyboard instead. so
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 4:08 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: PalmDebugger USB hangs
Hi there,
I'm currently trying to debug an application with my Treo180
(Handspring, OS3.5) and Handspring PalmDebugger via USB.
PalmDebugger is taken from Handspring tools, v3.6d7 22/2/2002.
First
As the documentation states, PalmDebugger's source level debugging works
with the symbolic information in executables compiled with prc-tools.
Sadly most versions of PalmDebugger have historically had various bugs
that make source level debugging more or less impossible.
Well, obviously
On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 01:18:54PM -0500, SebNob wrote:
I'm currently trying to make a symbol file to work with PalmDebugger.
The doc is not very clear about what exactly the debugger want for symbole
file (they could just gave us the flag to pass to gcc but no...).
I wasted a lot
Hi,
I've recently downloaded the PalmDebugger from palmos.com. Although the
documentation explicitly says that the PalmDebugger only works with
gcc/prc-tools it seems that source level debugging is only possible with
the Mertowerks toolchain.
In a well hidden newsgroup posting somebody said
On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 05:14:27PM +0100, Rolf Brugger wrote:
I've recently downloaded the PalmDebugger from palmos.com. Although the
documentation explicitly says that the PalmDebugger only works with
gcc/prc-tools it seems that source level debugging is only possible with
the Mertowerks
Hi
I'm currently trying to make a symbol file to work with PalmDebugger.
The doc is not very clear about what exactly the debugger want for symbole
file (they could just gave us the flag to pass to gcc but no...).
As the documentation states, PalmDebugger's source level debugging works
At 3:18 PM -0400 5/7/01, Brad Kish wrote:
I am trying to debug an M500 using the PalmDebugger over
a USB connection. I do not have CodeWarrior 7.0.
Is there anything else that I can do to get this working?
Is it supposed to work?
No, this is not supposed to work. The interfaces
No, this is not supposed to work. The interfaces for the Handspring
and Palm USB drivers are different, and so the Handspring version of
PalmDebugger doesn't work with Palm devices. And there is no Palm
version of PalmDebugger that works with Palm devices over USB.
-- Keith Rollin
I am trying to debug an M500 using the PalmDebugger over
a USB connection. I do not have CodeWarrior 7.0.
While HotSync works perfectly, the PalmDebugger does not
seem to respond to the device when I put it into debug mode
(Shortcut .. 1). A USB connection is being attempted by the
device
At 3:18 PM -0400 5/7/01, Brad Kish wrote:
I am trying to debug an M500 using the PalmDebugger over
a USB connection. I do not have CodeWarrior 7.0.
While HotSync works perfectly, the PalmDebugger does not
seem to respond to the device when I put it into debug mode
(Shortcut .. 1). A USB
From: Tom Warfel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
CodeWarrior R5 running the current Palm OS Emulator? Clicking on
the "Debug" option from POSE doesn't seem to make anything happen.
You need to initially start the app under the CodeWarrior debugger, then the
Debug button works. CodeWarrior can't
** Reply to message from "Jun-Kiat Lam" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 18 Jan
2001 17:48:45 -0600
What is the best way to track down a "Chunk Over-locked" error with the
CodeWarrior R5
running the current Palm OS Emulator? Clicking on the "Debug" option from POSE
doesn't seem to make anything
Thanks for the info. Can you provide lock definitions?
I see #0, #1, and #15 ...
#15 = MemPtrNew
#0 = ??? maybe globals??
#1 = Forms data
Is that right?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:36316@palm-dev-forum...
For instance, in the "start" column, what's a '-' vs. a '*' before
that its
locked, and you need that many MemHandleUnlock calls to make it movable
again.
For the owner column, #2 is data your code has allocated. #0 and #1 are
system allocated memory, but I'm not exactly sure why there are two owners.
Oh, the memory display in PalmDebugger is a little nicer
rough #14 mean that
its
locked, and you need that many MemHandleUnlock calls to make it movable
again.
For the owner column, #2 is data your code has allocated. #0 and #1 are
system allocated memory, but I'm not exactly sure why there are two
owners.
Oh, the memory display in PalmDeb
This seems odd because although I do have a bunch of forms and
menus, the navigation between them is purely through FrmGotoForm and
FrmPopupForm coupled with FrmReturnToForm ... according to the docs, both of
these should handle the destruction of menus associated with each form.
I've always bee
I suppose, but it's nice to have forms that take up 1/2 the screen and still
show what you were last viewing. For this FrmPopupForm is truly useful. Not
to mention the fact that it doesn't erase the old form immediately like
FrmGoto ... in any event, I'll see about explicitly calling
ned by #15)
David Fedor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:36154@palm-dev-forum...
BTW, is there a document that describes all the functions/output of
PalmDebugger anyway?
Does the documentation fit the bill? :-) "Development Tools Guide.pdf" is
what it is called in the 4.0 SDK
The problem is that even in this guide, while it lists 'hd' as a command,
it
doesn't really elaborate on what it returns.
What's owner #15? (most of my chunks are owned by #15)
The owner and lck column labels are reversed -- a lock of 15 indicates
memory allocated by MemPtrNew().
--
Ben
Cool, I thought they might be reversed. And thanks for the 15 tip...
Question though, what are other possible lock #s? #0 and #1 specifically.
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:36267@palm-dev-forum...
The problem is that even in this guide, while it lists 'hd' as a
command,
"Ben Combee" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(Keith Rollin/US/PALM)
Subject: Re: Getting hd 0 in PalmDebugger to report app symbols?
The problem is that even in this guide, while it lists 'hd' as a command,
it
doesn't really elab
For instance, in the "start" column, what's a '-' vs. a '*' before
the address?
'-' means that the chunk is movable
'*' menas that the chunk can be movable but is currently locked
'bullet' means that the chunk is non-moveable (created with MemPtrNew)
' ' means that the chunk is free
What's
Just a small FYI for y'all: doing a 'help hd' on the console in both the
CodeWarrior debugger and PalmDebugger will provide a description of the
symbols in the columns. And the problem with owner and lock count columns
being flipped has been fixed internally and will be in a debugger plugin
How do I get hd 0 to report symbols for my app? I've compiled the app with
debug symbols on, but when I do an hd 0 there's basically just a stream of
alloced chunks aside from a few that happen to be identified as handles to
various DBs and forms, etc.
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I should point out that I'm using CW R6 here.
I've tried both the PalmDebugger.exe which can't load CW's psym files from
what I can tell as well as the built in palmplugin.dll (8/14/00 version)'s
console. But both just list chunks as 'fM' or 'fm' or whatever w/o symbols.
Chris DiPierro [EMAIL
"Chris DiPierro" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:36142@palm-dev-forum...
I should point out that I'm using CW R6 here.
I've tried both the PalmDebugger.exe which can't load CW's psym files from
what I can tell as well as the built in palmplugin.dll (8/14/00 version)'s
console. But
How do I get hd 0 to report symbols for my app? I've compiled the app with
debug symbols on, but when I do an hd 0 there's basically just a stream of
alloced chunks aside from a few that happen to be identified as handles to
various DBs and forms, etc.
You can't. The two (displaying
cribes all the functions/output of
PalmDebugger anyway?
Some commands that David Fedor listed at PalmSource aren't actually valid
for instance, and while 'help' is useful, it doesn't tell me anything about
what command does what.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:36148@palm-dev-forum...
How d
BTW, is there a document that describes all the functions/output of
PalmDebugger anyway?
Does the documentation fit the bill? :-) "Development Tools Guide.pdf" is
what it is called in the 4.0 SDK, and I'm sure older versions are available
as well.
Some commands that David Fe
dor listed at PalmSource aren't actually
valid
for instance...
Really? Which ones? I thought I just wrote about the ones I use all the
time; it wasn't a theoretical presentation but rather just saying what I
do
routinely.
I think he was complaining about some of the PalmDebugger commands
Trying to use PalmDebugger with GCC... I got some problems !
I always obtain a message "Bad line count" while loading a xxx.code.1.sym
file.
Is PalmDebugger design to work with Prc-Tools 2.0 ?
But the HandSpring distribution of GCC (0.5 ) comes with PalmDebugger and
some new command li
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, you wrote:
I finally got it working... Thanks for everyones help. Still pretty painful
to use :-(.
But at least it pointed to my problem quickly (which is what a debugger is
good for,lol).
Given the feedback I may need to look back into gdb...
gdb with ddd works
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 5:51 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: PalmDebugger Question "Could not read source file gcrt0.c"
I'm getting really tired of not being able to debug using the GNU tools.
It
almost makes me want to start using the CW6 that's sitting on
ick.
I've tried: gdb,gdb+gdbplug,gdb+gdbplug+emacs,gdb+emacs,palmdebugger(3com
version), and finally palmdebugger(handspring version)
I appear to have gotten farthest with the handspring version of
the PalmDebugger.
I get my code to load to pose, and I get my symbol file to load.
The source display
: PalmDebugger Question "Could not read source file gcrt0.c"
I'm getting really tired of not being able to debug using the GNU tools.
It
almost makes me want to start using the CW6 that's sitting on my shelf.
(sitting there because I hate everything about it, except its debugger).
So far I've be
version of
the PalmDebugger.
Yes, the source level support in the Handspring one is slightly less
broken than in the one currently released in the 3.5 SDK.
"Could not read source file gcrt0.c"... Where and what is this?
Isn't it the stub loader gcc code?
Yes, so why do you want to debug i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Marshall) wrote in 10827@palm-dev-forum:
See news://news.massena.com/q5orcqvt$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John
I try to copy the file ( in my case cookbook ) to the specific format but
the palm debugger still give me:
"Error: SymFileAdd: Invalid symbol file:
.sym file that PalmDebugger need.
Anyone Know how?
Gabo
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What compiler are you using and on what platform (OS)?
Alfonso.
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What compiler are you using and on what platform (OS)?
Alfonso.
PRC-Tools 2.0 win98
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Gabo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I don't find how to generate the .sym file that PalmDebugger need.
See news://news.massena.com/q5orcqvt$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John
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I've downloaded the latest PalmDebugger (dated Feb 24, 2000), but I've
noticed that the script files, LibraryTraps and SystemTraps are a tad older.
That is, they don't contain some of the new Palm OS 3.5 traps.
I could roll-my-own newer version of these, but I'm wondering if anyone's
already
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