[Bug binutils/782] objdump not working for target rs6000-aix

[dddu88 at cox dot net]

------- Additional Comments From dddu88 at cox dot net  2005-03-10 04:16 -------
Hi, Ben, what is your source/src directory, I downloaded the binutils-2.15
source code, there is no source/src directory, the directory structure I have is
 binutils-2.15/binutils, there are two cases of running configuring target and
running the make file, one is under directory binutils, the other is under
binutils-2.15/binutils, because there are both configure and make files, my
questions are:
1. so where you run them respectively? under binutils-2.15 or under
binutils-2.15/binutils? when I ran them under binutils-2.15/binutils, I got the
error in the bug report, and I could not run them under binutils-2.15, it gave
me make error:
configure: loading cache ./config.cache
configure: error: `target_alias' has changed since the previous run:
configure:   former value:  i686-pc-cygwin
configure:   current value: rs6000-aix
configure: error: changes in the environment can compromise the build
configure: error: run `make distclean' and/or `rm ./config.cache' and start
over

make: *** [configure-libiberty] Error 1


2. Could please try objdump -i, see what you will get? and what is your foo.o
object format? I need to dump xcoff format object file, is the foo.o in xcoff
format?

3. Could you please send me your objdump.exe file or rename to objdump.tmp (just
in case you could not send exe file) and send to me?

4. What is your binutils version? is it 2.15? and where have you downloaded? 

Thanks

David


(In reply to comment #1)
> I built a copy of binutils like so:
>   ~/source/src/configure --target=rs6000-aix && make all-binutils
> 
> and ran objdump directly from the build directory like so:
>   ./binutils/objdump -d foo.o
> 
> It worked.



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