Update sources for gdb without exiting

Update sources for gdb without exiting

[L P]

Hello,  
        I understand that this must be somewhere, I studied a lot of 
docs, internet, etc. but still can not achieve the result:  
        I cross-develop and have the following in my .gdbinit:  
  
define o9  
        set mpcbdm_adapter 2  
        target mpcbdm 0  
        add-symbol-file ./Debug/dtc  
        load ./Debug/dtc  
        printf "Executable was loaded\n"  
end  
o9  
  
        Now, while in gdb, I change something in the code, recompile 
it and back in gdb call "o9" - gdb always says that source 
file is newer then executable. I tried "kill, o9" and many  
other variants - no use...  
  
        How can I do this?  
  
Many thanks ahead for any help.  
  
PLM  
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Re: Update sources for gdb without exiting

[Daniel Jacobowitz]

On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 02:42:52PM +0800, L P wrote:
> Hello,  
>         I understand that this must be somewhere, I studied a lot of 
> docs, internet, etc. but still can not achieve the result:  
>         I cross-develop and have the following in my .gdbinit:  
>   
> define o9  
>         set mpcbdm_adapter 2  
>         target mpcbdm 0  
>         add-symbol-file ./Debug/dtc  

Try replacing add-symbol-file with just "file".

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How to trace without binary and with core file.

[murugesan]

Hello all,

I have been given just the core file ( without the binary ). Is there a way
to backtrace the core file without the binary?
If so, how can I achieve that ?
Is that possible with gdb ?
If not, is there any other tool for debugging such files ?

Thanks in advance,
Murugesan