On 21 November 2018 at 12:27, Zeeshan Hayat wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> In target list there is nios2-softmmu and nios2-linux-user. If I select as,
>
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>> ./configure --target-list=nios2-softmmu, nios2-linux-user
>
>
> I get only QEMU binary: qemu-system-nios2. How can we generate the QEMU
> binay: qemu-n
On 21 November 2018 at 12:27, Zeeshan Hayat wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> In target list there is nios2-softmmu and nios2-linux-user. If I select as,
>
>
>> ./configure --target-list=nios2-softmmu, nios2-linux-user
>
>
> I get only QEMU binary: qemu-system-nios2. How can we generate the QEMU
> binay: qemu-n
Hi,
In target list there is nios2-softmmu and nios2-linux-user. If I select as,
> ./configure --target-list=nios2-softmmu, nios2-linux-user
I get only QEMU binary: qemu-system-nios2. How can we generate the QEMU binay:
qemu-nios2?
/Zeeshan
On 2018-11-21 11:24, Zeeshan Hayat wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I am trying to debug simple program (hello_world). I run the QEMU as,
>
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>> qemu-system-nios2 -s
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> and run the nios aware gdb as,
>
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>> nios2-elf-gdb hello
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> and than in gdb I attach it to QEMU by,
>
>
>> target remote loc
Hi,
I am trying to debug simple program (hello_world). I run the QEMU as,
> qemu-system-nios2 -s
and run the nios aware gdb as,
> nios2-elf-gdb hello
and than in gdb I attach it to QEMU by,
> target remote localhost:1234
but when I type "continue" in gdb window, it just hangs and pri
