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litwr
I begin to think about a converter from FAS to DWARF2 format. Could anybody help to estimate the difficulty of this task? I like FASM and GDB but can't use them together.
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litwr
Thank you. However this way can't satisfy me. I want to use b, l, d, ... - commands which are only available if the symbolic information is provided... I use gdb to work with C/C++ and want to use the same ways with Assembler.
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Endre
Dwarf format is rather complex. You might want to take a look at stabs format which is simpler and gdb knows it. The other option is using another assembler as e.g. (g)as, yasm, nasm, etc. On Linux I use exclusively (g)as which is always available and knows everything I need. (g)as has the advantage that you can easily use the C preprocessor. There are some examples here and here. And you can use the mentioned gdb commands.
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