| CDT Disassembly View [message #209452] |
Tue, 08 May 2007 11:35  |
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Originally posted by: jonathan.orditz.selectron.ch
Hi,
A disassembly view is provided by the CDT. But only the actual "module"
where the debugger is can be seen. It is possible to see a disassembly
view for all the c-files in the project and in the libraries added to the
project (if sources are available of course...) ?
Because I want to go to adress 0x402ffe where I have a problem but I found
nothing to "jump" to this adress and I do not know what code is located at
this address ?
Or do someone know if the GCC compiler can output a "list" file ? (in
order to know the module which is located on my address). I found nothing
in the documentation of GCC...
Many thanks in advance...
Jonathan
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| Re: CDT Disassembly View [message #209460 is a reply to message #209452] |
Tue, 08 May 2007 11:41  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Jonathan,
I expect your question will get more attention on the CDT newsgroup:
news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.tools.cdt
Jonathan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A disassembly view is provided by the CDT. But only the actual
> "module" where the debugger is can be seen. It is possible to see a
> disassembly view for all the c-files in the project and in the
> libraries added to the project (if sources are available of course...) ?
>
> Because I want to go to adress 0x402ffe where I have a problem but I
> found nothing to "jump" to this adress and I do not know what code is
> located at this address ?
>
> Or do someone know if the GCC compiler can output a "list" file ? (in
> order to know the module which is located on my address). I found
> nothing in the documentation of GCC...
>
> Many thanks in advance...
>
> Jonathan
>
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