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03-09-2009 09:18 AM
03-09-2009 09:18 AM
Debugger initial module on I64
I have ported an application from Alpha to Itanium. When I build my program in debug and I link to a user library, the initial module is set to one of the modules in the library and not the main routine. Then when I issue STEP, it basically performs a GO. If I do not call any of my user supplied routines, thus have no symbols being resolved from the user library, the inital module is set correctly. Interestingly, if I include a call to an Oracle function and link using the ORacle supplied loutl.com, the module is set correctly and the STEP works as expected.
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