On Monday 21 November 2011 10:11:29 Grant Edwards wrote:
> Then put the __noreturn__ back in for the version of stdlib.h used by
> that code.  To fix the "no return PC" problem, all that matters is that
> when the source code for abort() is compiled you don't tell gcc not to
> provide a return address.

that makes it sound even more like a gcc/gdb bug

> > yes, because from the perspective of uClibc, your report is invalid. 
> > there is a bug in the toolchain, but it most likely is not from uClibc. 
> > report it to whoever is providing your gcc/gdb ports.
> 
> It's plain vanilla gcc/gdb as built by crosstool-ng for ARM.  Can you
> recommend a different toolchain that works correctly with uClibc?  Or
> perhaps we shouldn't use ARM processors with uClibc?

ask someone working on gcc/gdb
-mike

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