gdbserver: Child terminated with signal = 5

gdbserver: Child terminated with signal = 5

[veinson.fu]

i use gdb6.4  for remote debug between windows-xp(gdb) and linux(gdbserver).
the gdb of windows-xp is recompiled by gcc of cygwin and
the gdbserver of linux is also recompiled on linux.

but i occure two problems.
1. when i set a breakpoint in my source-code(no multithread) at client, the 
target(gdbserver) receive one message that mean "Wrong sized register packet 
(expected 624 bytes, got 616)"
2. when i set a breakpoint in my source-code(has two threads) at client, the 
target(gdbserver) receive one message that mean "Child terminated with 
signal = 0x5" and then Gdbserve exits.

can somebody give me some help ?
thanks! 




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Re: gdbserver: Child terminated with signal = 5

[Christopher Faylor]

On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 10:25:13AM +0800, veinson.fu wrote:
>i use gdb6.4  for remote debug between windows-xp(gdb) and linux(gdbserver).
>the gdb of windows-xp is recompiled by gcc of cygwin and
>the gdbserver of linux is also recompiled on linux.
>
>but i occure two problems.
>1. when i set a breakpoint in my source-code(no multithread) at client, the 
>target(gdbserver) receive one message that mean "Wrong sized register packet 
>(expected 624 bytes, got 616)"
>2. when i set a breakpoint in my source-code(has two threads) at client, the 
>target(gdbserver) receive one message that mean "Child terminated with 
>signal = 0x5" and then Gdbserve exits.
>
>can somebody give me some help ?

It's not likely that anyone here will be able to help with gdb.
gdb has its own mailing list:

gdb
at
sourceware
dot
org

You should send a query there.

cgf

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