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Hi Dirk,

when I set a breakpoint to address 0x80000180 ("b *0x80000180"), this
works as expected. So do breakpoints to symbolic addresses in the
Linux kernel.

"info breakpoints" shows address 0xffffffff80000180 for the first example.

Maybe "b *0xbfc00380" works for your case. If it does, your mips-gdb
is somehow strange.

Regards
Stefan


Dirk Behme schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I just tried to debug some simple MIPS code using qemu-system-mipsel 
> by setting some breakpoints. If I use gdb's break command with symbol 
> names the breakpoints are set at offsets and therefore they are never 
> hit.
>
> Please find an example below. I'd like to stop the program if I get an 
> interrupt, everything looks okay. But break command sets breakpoint at 
> 0xbfc00384 instead of 0xbfc00380. Is this a bug or feature? I use 
> qemu-system-mipsel with some of the pending MIPS patches applied 
> locally. If this is a bug, can anybody else reproduce this? Any idea?
>
> Best regards
>
> Dirk