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See man ldconfig for details on creating a linker cache for your target system.
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Sometimes an all-zeros address is appropriate in this context. However, we are investigating why the program bailed abnormally, so we should consider this suspect.
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See man hosts for details of this system administration file.
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The analysis utility is a Perl script supplied with the mTRace package.
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A reference for the Dwarf2 Debug Information Specification is provided at the end of this chapter.
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S-record files are an ASCII representation of a binary file, used by many device programmers and software binary utilities.
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See the GCC manual referenced at the end of this chapter in Section 14.6.1, 'Suggestions for Additional Reading' for details on the optimization levels.
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Inline functions are like macros, but with the advantage of compile-time type checking.
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Notwithstanding the comments made earlier about KGDB over Ethernet.
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As pointed out earlier, the gdb remote protocol is detailed in the gdb manual cited at the end of this chapter in Section 14.6.1, 'Suggestions for Additional Reading.'
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Remember to use your cross-version of readelffor example, ppc_44x-readelf for the PowerPC 44x architecture.
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A reference for the Dwarf debug specification appears at the end of this chapter in Section 14.6.1, 'Suggestions for Additional Reading.'
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A helpful shortcut for macro development is the gdb source command. This command opens and reads a source file containing macro definitions.
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The symbol _end is defined in the linker script file during the final link.
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As of this writing, there is a bug in gdb that prevents this technique from working properly. Hopefully, by the time you read this, it will be fixed.
