I also notice that when I used '-Os' flag, there is
no source line in
.lst files. But if I change to '-O1 -g' flag, all
of the source lines
appear. Not complaining, but want to make sure if
this is the case for
everyone.
Thank you,
Simon
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, gouy yann wrote:
Hi all,
i don't know if it is exactly the rigth mailing
list
but, IMHO, it seems not that bad.
most of the time, the source lines are not visible
in
.lst file for static functions.
at first, I think it was because they got
"inlined"
but some weren't (some we're called via pointers
to
them) and the behaviour finally seems more chaotic
than this first quick explanation.
I've done some tests giving avr-objdump the
following
parameters "avr-objdump -h -S -x -d -s -g -t -T -a
-f
-p" (the big list :) ).
it appears that the debugging informations in the
.elf
file gives the exact fit between the source line
and
the asm address.
so, is this a bug in avr-objdump or a misuse of
the
parameters?
I'm using WinAVR 20040720 but I've noticed the
same
behaviour in the previous versions.
regards.
Yann
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