Re: Need libgcc2.c ????
The file mentioned sounds like it is part of gcc, which means that the
program is causing an error in gcc's internal library. it is uqite common
to get a "not found" message from gdb (especially with e.g. string errors
or malloc errors), but it generally points to a lack of checking on the
part of the program in question, rather than the compiler or library. What
is the output of gdb's `bt` command?
On Mon, 10 May 1999, Seppo wrote:
> Hi!
> I just uppgraded from Hamm to Slink and faced strange situation.
>
> I have one program only in binary, so I can't compile it myself. This program
> has been compiled with the following system:
> - 2.0 kernel
> - g77 0.5.19
> - gcc 2.7.2.8
>
> It worked with hamm, but crashes with slink (and potato).
>
> gdb gives following info:
>
> "Core was generated by `bin/msdol'.
> Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
> #0 0x40009215 in ?? () "
>
> and "gdb> list" command gives some more:
>
> "1 ../../gcc/libgcc2.c: No such file or directory."
>
>
> I have tried to find libs, which includes that file, but not succeeded.
>
> How to overcome this problem with slink/potato or should I downgrade back
> to hamm?
>
> Thank's beforehand!
>
> Seppo
>
>
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