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gdb-4.16.85 core dumps when trying to do almost anything when compiled with sh-elf as a target. I am able to set the target to remote and download my program to my board and even run it (and have it work) but setting breakpoints, listing the source, getting a backtrace, etc all cause gdb to core dump. They even cause a core dump when the target is set to the simulator, so it's not my debugging stub. I also tried gdb-980122 and gdb-4.16. 980122 had exactly the same problem and 4.16 doesn't recognize my binary as a valid one. Has anyone else run into this? % cat config.status ../gdb-4.16.85/configure --host=i586-pc-linux-gnu --prefix=/hotard --target=sh-elf --with-newlib --verbose --norecursion I am using the current egcs from the CVS repository (retrieved 2/7/98), binutils-2.8.1.0.20, and newlib-1.8.0. All of them were compiled with the same configure options as gdb. My host machine is a PC running Linux (Redhat 5.0). You've gotta love living on the bleeding edge. I just joined this mailing list and I don't know if it's active or what. I also couldn't find an archive anywhere. If this is not active, could someone point me to the right place to send this. Thanks. Aaron