Hi Maciej, > The likely cause is my development GDB builds use `--enable-targets=all' > and your GDB configuration probably does not include secondary targets. > Still I find it wrong that an incorrect BFD target is chosen, and then > that an override does not work either (and especially that accessing > memory in a core file seems completely broken in recent GDB versions). Please let me know if anything more is needed to reproduce the problem. > Hmm, I have mixed feelings about it as RDHWR is not an R5900 instruction. > Likewise we don't disassemble it, and neither we do LL, SC, SYNC, etc. say > with `mips:3000' even though Linux will emulate them. I feel this kind of > stuff does not belong to instruction aliases either (compare `objdump' > disassembly of any serious program with and without `-M no-aliases'). > > I do recognize value for users here though, so perhaps an extra `-M' > option would be due here, such as `-M linux-emulation' or suchlike, to > cover all emulated instructions. I'll think about it. Please file an > enhancement request in sourceware.org Bugzilla if it's something you are > keen having (feel free to cc me; I'm <macro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> there). Sure, I think it would be a helpful feature: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=22877 Fredrik
