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From: 	SMURF::FLUME::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman OSF/UNIX SDE  01-Aug-1995 1811"
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From: Craig Peterson USG <craig>
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Subject: troubling building

Hi!

I'm having two problems doing special things to ptos builds.

First, I'm trying to build with debugging information built into a
module.  This no longer seems to compile with debugging information:

build BINARY_ OPT_LEVEL=-g MAKE_ARGS="hal_setsysinfo" && build GENERIC_

The cc line which is printed does not contain a -g command-line
option, but does contain a -O2.  Obviously, when running the generated
kernel under kdebug I cannot examine local variables.

The second problem deals with trying to define a macro from the
command line.  The following does not appear to work:

build CDEBUGOPTS="-DDEBUG" BINARY_ OPT_LEVEL=-g MAKE_ARGS="hal_setsysinfo.o" 
&& build GENERIC_

Again, the -DDEBUG does not appear on the command line.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Craig.


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