Problems with debugger

Problems with debugger

usov's picture
usov
Tue, 11/26/2002 - 17:02

Mybe I am not lucky enought, but I am not able to run idb.
All I got is:
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~/SRC/KAON> idb kpawa
Linux Application Debugger for 32-bit applications, Version 7.0, Build 20021021
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object file name: kpawa
Reading symbolic information ...WARNING: Unrecognized programming language encountered.
Attempting to use C Language rules
Assertion failed: symbolId src/st/file/parsesymsdwarf2.C 5955
This is an unexpected condition and may indicate the presence of a defect.
If you wish to report this, please include the stack trace that follows.
Do not know how to unwind a stack on this machine!!

Linux Application Debugger for 32-bit applications, Version 7.0 caught signal "Aborted" (6).
This is an unexpected condition and may indicate the presence of a defect.
If you wish to report this, please include the stack trace that follows.
Do not know how to print a stack traceback on this machine!!
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The only reason I can think about is unsupported kernel version (2.4.19-4GB from SuSe Linux 8.1).
Could you tell me which Linux distributions works with idb or give some other suggestions?

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Martyn Corden (Intel)
Tue, 12/31/2002 - 18:32

idb has been tested on Red Hat 7.2 and 7.3.
SuSE 8.1 is more recent, but uses the same glibc as Red Hat 7.3, and only a slightly different kernel, it would be rather surprising if that made a difference.
I suggest you submit an issue with a test case to Intel Premier Support at https://premier.intel.com explaining exactly how you build it.

Martyn

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Martyn Corden (Intel)
Tue, 12/31/2002 - 20:25

Please see the thread "Red Hat 8.0 Support?"
It turns out that the newer version of gcc is the issue, not the kernel. A patch that addresses this will be available shortly to those with support. In the longer term, it will be incorporated in the next compiler release.

Martyn

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