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From: "Kevin \"Squail\" Endres" <kevine@wildseed.com>
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Subject: cross targeted gdb and corefiles
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 10:10:00 -0000
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I am using a gdb built from a cvs snapshot from 4-29 that is i386 hosted and
ARM targeted.

this gdb does not support reading arm cores. I would like to get a backtrace
for an arm failure (indeterminant - cannot set a breakpoint) without running
an arm native gdb (or running my application under gdbserver). Is that
possible??

if not - is it a feature slated to be added to cross targeted gdb soon? I
know i run my application under gdbserver...

Thanks in advance!

:]k