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12-08-2009 04:39 AM
12-08-2009 04:39 AM
q4 doesn't find debugging symbol defined in Kernel module.
Hi All,
When I run addmodule in q4 debugging prompt, I get the following error :
No Debugging Symbols Found in DLKM Module
Also, q4 does not recognize type definition used in module (defined in .h in source file). But it recognizes functions defined in my module.
elfdump –h contains “debug_line” section but it does not contain “debug_info” section.
Please let me know how to fix the above motioned problem ? Do I need to change something in code or make some compile time option to fix “type definition” related issue. I don’t want to compiler my module with –g option.
When I run addmodule
No Debugging Symbols Found in DLKM Module
Also, q4 does not recognize type definition used in module (defined in .h in source file). But it recognizes functions defined in my module.
elfdump –h
Please let me know how to fix the above motioned problem ? Do I need to change something in code or make some compile time option to fix “type definition” related issue. I don’t want to compiler my module with –g option.
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12-08-2009 10:51 PM
12-08-2009 10:51 PM
Re: q4 doesn't find debugging symbol defined in Kernel module.
>Do I need to change some compile time option to fix "type definition" related issue. I don't want to compile my module with -g option.
If you want debug info, you need to add -g.
If you want debug info, you need to add -g.
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