Mail Archives: cygwin/2002/07/24/14:24:23
I am using cygwin 1.3.12-2 and all of the latest available development
tools in my installation of cygwin. I have tried the compilation with
both the 2.95.2 and the 3.1.1 compilers available through the cygwin
setup.exe application. My computer is a PIII-600 with a win-2000 SP2
operating system.
My problem us that when compiling with debugging information I get an
error message that the ".stabs description filed '11b78' too big, try a
different debug format. The '11b78' field is different for each error,
and there are many such fields.
I have tried to use stabs, stabs++ and dwarf-2 formats. I have also
tried to compile with -g1 (which results in reduced debugging
information). I have searched the mailing lists and the stabs
documentation for any information on how to address this issue and none
of the above attempts solved my problem.
The reason I am sending this to the cygwin mailing list and not the gcc
mailing list is that the same piece of code compiled with the same
compiler performed flawlessly when I used cygwin version 1.3.10.
However, this error has been with me since I upgraded.
It is not an option for me to take a step back and use the 1.3.10
version of cygwin because my apps had a seg fault on exit using the
1.3.10 version of the cygwin dll, yet the 1.3.12-2 dll does not have
this problem.
An additional problem which may be related to the above, is that the
linker (ld.exe) will segfault (signal 11) on any code that gives the
above warnings related to debug information. Further, the same code with
the same compiler produces no warnings when compiled under most unix
environments (Linux, Solaris 2.6, 2.7 with native compilers and gcc 3.0,
and Irin 6.2 and 6.5 with native compilers or gcc 3.0).
I would appreciate any help or direction in dealing with this issue. I
am not on the cygwin mailing list so please include me in any replies.
Thanks in advance for help.
Marcus
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