From:	Jonathan Brogdon <ra5748 AT email DOT sps DOT mot DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	DJGPP, GDB and Remote Targets
Date:	Wed, 13 Jan 1999 10:43:56 -0600
Organization:	Motorola, Broadband Systems Design NCSG/CTASD
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I would like to use GDB (DJGPP version) on my pc to debug a remote
single board pc target over the serial port.  Has anyone ever tried this
and/or seen it work?  I realize that I will have to link in the stubs in
my target.  I was assuming that these stubs have been written.

I have looked through the GDB 4.16 source from the Delorie web site, and
tried to simply build the gdb binary, but it failed.  It looks as though
several files called out in the configuration batch and script files
have been shortened (I'm not talking about an LFN problem here, I have
that configured correctly for DJGPP--the short file names are similar to
the long file name, but they have been abbreviated).  I tried to fix
these problems as I found them, and mad some progress, but I was still
unable to build the binary.  Any ideas?

Jon

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