Hi Spen,
2008/7/5 Spen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Alan,
>
> Could you try svn head now, as Charles's original patch was modified and
> committed.
> I have tested svn head on linux, cygwin and mingw all seem ok now.
>
Right, now the svn code is working fine!
Thank you,
> Cheers
Cheers,
> Spen
>
A
Alan,
> Hi Charles,
> thank you very much.
>
> This solved this problem:
>
Could you try svn head now, as Charles's original patch was modified and
committed.
I have tested svn head on linux, cygwin and mingw all seem ok now.
Cheers
Spen
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Hi Charles,
thank you very much.
This solved this problem:
/home/alan/jtag/openocd/trunk/src/jim.c:7534: undefined reference to `dlopen'
/home/alan/jtag/openocd/trunk/src/jim.c:7564: undefined reference to `dlerror'
/home/alan/jtag/openocd/trunk/src/jim.c:7559: undefined reference to `dlopen'
/ho
Charles,
>
> Slight hiccup with the latest changes in the tip of head
>
> jim is setup to support dynamic load, so you can either turn
> that off using the #define or need to link against a dlopen
>
> I believe this is the "correct" autoconf way to solve it
>
Could you explain a bit more, i
Slight hiccup with the latest changes in the tip of head
jim is setup to support dynamic load, so you can either turn that off
using the #define or need to link against a dlopen
I believe this is the "correct" autoconf way to solve it
Index: configure.in
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On Fri, Jul 04, 2008 at 06:54:57PM +0200, ?yvind Harboe wrote:
> Has anyone successfully used OpenOCD to debug Linux w/MMU?
To debug the kernel? the best way is to attach gdb to OpenOCD
and use it to interface with the kernel vmlinux file to provide
symbol and other debug information.
Since we pr
Charles,
> Slight hiccup with the latest changes in the tip of head
>
> jim is setup to support dynamic load, so you can either turn
> that off
> using the #define or need to link against a dlopen
>
> I believe this is the "correct" autoconf way to solve it
>
Thanks,
committed a slight
