Re: Trying to build GDB

["Gerwyn Davies" <gerwynd@tommoll.freeserve.co.uk>]

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Opps, I think I made a slight error when I wrote 
that ( too many late nights! )
 
Yes, I do have the illegal operation error, but the other 
problem ( lack of the two header files ) 
was I problem I had when I was building without the target 
argument set.
The problem I'm having this time is a problem with the 
<mips.igen> file. Heres part of the error output:-
 
./mips.igen 3755: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3770: 
info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3777: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 
3783: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3811: info: 
unimplemented ./mips.igen 3834: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3908: 
info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3915: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 
3922: info: unimplemented ./mips.igen 3929: info: unimplemented
 
There seems to be a problem whenever "mipsI" or 
"mipsII" appears.
 
What am I doing wrong? My target system is a TX3927 processor 
on JMR-TX3927 demo board.

    -----Original Message----- From: 
    Gerwyn Davies < gerwynd@tommoll.freeserve.co.uk > To: 
    GDB < gdb@sourceware.cygnus.com > Date: 
    22 June 2000 10:20 Subject: Trying to build 
    GDB
    I have a few small problems building GDB 
    which maybe someone can provide a little help:
     
    I'm building on a Windows 98 system from 
    within a BASH shell, my configure command line was:-
     sh configure i586 
    --target=mipstx39
     
    The configure completes all OK, but during 
    the make process I get a illegal operation error, with the message in my 
    shell window saying " make: vfork: No more processes ". Sounds 
    like I've got some resource problem that needs a tweak, but I dont know what 
    to tweak.
     
    My other problem occours towards the end of 
    the make, with make complaining that it can't find the files <psapi.h> 
    and <imagehlp.h>. I've searched, but these two don't exist anywhere on 
    my system.
     
    Any ideas?
     
    Many thanks
     
    Gerwyn