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- > Hi, Yesterday I wanted to compile kermit on my
- > NetBSD machine but ran into a problem. (I do have the new binaries and $644)
- > The first couple of files compile fine, but when the compiler
- > gets to a file called ckuus5.c I get the following:
- >
- > trapsignal (1626, 11, 8, 8, 10c18)
- > cc: Sep 14 00:08:34 atze /netbsd: trapsignal (1626, 11, 8 ,8, 10c18)
- > Internal compiler error: program cpp got fatal signal 11)
- > Sep 14 00:08:34 atze /netbsd: trapsignal (1626, 11, 8, 8, 10c18).
- >
- > gdb then doesn't recon the core as a core file?? (actually gdb doesn't
- > recognize any coredump as a core file, it did unter #613.
-
- I finally had a chance to look at Arthur's core file, and the
- problem with gdb is that a pointer was added to the pmap structure for
- 68040 support (yet to come, I guess). gdb does a sanity check on the
- core file, but because of the added bytes, it wasn't looking at what it
- thought it was looking at, so it thinks that the core file is much much
- larger than it ought to be. Oh well. When I get a new kernel built
- and the new includes installed, I'll make a new gdb and upload it to
- wuarchive.
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- Andy Heffernan ahh@netcom.com
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