Re: [avr-gcc-list] Flags to use in Building a Library

[Erik Christiansen]

On Tue, Jul 26, 2005 at 12:20:57PM -0700, User Tomdean wrote:
> Looking at the output of avr-objdump -x echo.elf, all appears OK.
> But, when I try it, something is screwed, most likely with the stack.
> There is a jump back to the middle of code.  Strange.  

OK, then avr-objdump -S echo.elf should show the extraneous jump or
push-pop error in the disassembled executable. Going straight to
serial_send(i) may lead to tripping over it immediately.

> I put serial_send(x), where x is 'a', 'b',...'r, statements after
> every line in the source code.  I see 'a',...'i',a',...,'i'

> This does not work.  If I use '-g' it works.

As a gcc option?

> Any ideas?

Yep. When it doesn't work, take a squizz at the assembly code, 'cos
that's what the cpu runs. ;-)

Diffing objdumps, with and without -g, may be more than slightly
instructional.

Regards,
Erik

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