That sounds like a terrible problem! I'm glad you finally got it solved,
and thanks for posting the solution.
Regards,
Dan
Daniele Bordes wrote:
Hi all! Finally I have solved the problem by compiling the code
containing MAGIC_BREAKPOINT with the option -S and modifying MANUALLY
the assembly code generated, that is inserting MANUALLY into it the
instruction "sethi 0x40000, %g0". The problem was that gcc 4.01
doesn't insert correctly the instruction "sethi 0x40000, %g0" in the
assembly, not even bypassing magic_instruction.h and inserting
directly the asm("sethi 0x40000, %g0") directive in the C source code.
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