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Malte Mundt(deleted)

11/28/2008 8:23 AM

post17526

What's wrong with these ARM binary?

IDE 4.5, very simple QNX C project, compiled (for a test) for all platforms, release and debug.

Release binary has 'play' icon.
Debug binary has 'bug' icon.

However, in this case, the ARM release binary has the 'bug' icon. Even more strange, when hitting the little +, the 
contents look pretty odd ('lib1funcs.asm' is in there only, but this twice). Other binaries have much more content (e.g.
 function names are visible).

I currently don't have an ARM platform so I can't test if the binary actually works.

What is wrong here? 


- Malte

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Elena Laskavaia

11/28/2008 9:34 AM

post17540

Re: What's wrong with these ARM binary?

Pr this please. Something wrong with either binary parser or debug symbols.

Malte Mundt wrote:
> IDE 4.5, very simple QNX C project, compiled (for a test) for all platforms, release and debug.
> 
> Release binary has 'play' icon.
> Debug binary has 'bug' icon.
> 
> However, in this case, the ARM release binary has the 'bug' icon. Even more strange, when hitting the little +, the 
contents look pretty odd ('lib1funcs.asm' is in there only, but this twice). Other binaries have much more content (e.g.
 function names are visible).
> 
> I currently don't have an ARM platform so I can't test if the binary actually works.
> 
> What is wrong here? 
> 
> 
> - Malte
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Malte Mundt(deleted)

12/01/2008 7:42 AM

post17614

Re: What's wrong with these ARM binary?

Hm, there are 36 PR's from me still non-closed, shall I really file another one? Can't we have the existing ones fixed 
first? ;-)

Anyway, I filed PR #63463 on this.


- Malte

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