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Subject: Re: "failed to find valid object file", but which object file? 	(using    static libraries)
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> 
> No, you should figure out why GDB has failed :-)  You'd have to debug
> it, though.  The error message indicates that either reading from
> memory has failed or else the image found there was surprising
> somehow.  If you run with "set debug target 1", do any errors show up?
> 

it was quite some output, so I put it on pastebin.com:

http://pastebin.com/936686

thanks,
Bram