> Martin Schreiber schreef: >> On Sunday 05 February 2006 17.11, Koenraad Lelong wrote: >> >>>Just tried it, doesn't work :-(. Compiling with ppc386 for i386-linux >>>works fine, compiling with ppcrossarm for arm-linux gives the error. >>>Could this be a processor specific error ? >> >> >> compiler/cgobj.pas:548: >> >> function >> tcg.getintregister(list:Taasmoutput;size:Tcgsize):Tregister; >> begin >> if not assigned(rg[R_INTREGISTER]) then >> internalerror(200312122); >> result:=rg[R_INTREGISTER].getregister(list,cgsize2subreg(size)); >> end; >> >> Martin > > OK, now I know that I can search for such an error. I assumed they were > put together in the source (somestring1+somestring2...). > I'm going to look at that (although with little hope, I'm not into > compilers ;-)).
Internalerror numbers are just unique numbers be using <date><seqnr>. They don't have any meaning. Quick intro for debugging this. - Build compiler with debug info: 'make cycle OPT=-gl' - Compile source with this new compiler in gdb: - gdb --args <newcompiler> <args> - (gdb) br INTERNALERROR - (gdb) dir <pathtocompilersource> - (gdb) r - Hit breakpoint - (gdb) bt - The backtrace will give you more info. Use 'fr <framenr>' to jump to a function in the callstack so you can watch the code and variables. _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
