GDB on SCO Unix SysV v3.2 ?

[John R. Levine]

In article <8532 at pt.cs.cmu.edu> libove at ius3.ius.cs.cmu.edu (Jay Libove) writes:
>at load time for 'gdb',{the function "asm" is undefined.

asm() isn't a function, it's a compiler directive to stick in some in-line
assembler.  The standard AT&T PCC compiler and GCC understand it perfectly
well, but the MS compiler that SCO gives out doesn't.  You lose.

You can probably build gcc and build gdb with that.  I know someone who did
roughly that, though the gcc build happened on 386/ix.
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