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Originally Posted by LazyScot
Many thanks for this.  |
You're welcome
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Originally Posted by LazyScot
ltrace doesn't really cross compile (I'd had to hack a few files). Given you've done it is the simulator, its not a cross compile problem -- I probably now need to start understanding the code  . |
The part you're talking about is the one in the sysdeps directory. The README there explains that those are the architecture-specific functions that do the hard work.
While compiling it I feared that configure detected that I was using a 2.6 kernel and compled the worng parts, but after looking around, I didn't saw any hints for different code in 2.4 and in 2.6. BUT when I tried ltrace in scratchbox, I get a lot of lines such as:
qemu: Unsupported syscall: 26
So, may be it's kernel dependant. Anyway, I've compiled an older version (0.3.36, the one that came with debian sarge, as sarge used a 2.4.x kernel), if you can try if it works... ;-).
http://projects.mobileread.com/iliad...6_iliad.tar.gz
P.S.: ltrace 0.3.36 generates the same unsupported syscall as ltrace 0.5, so my hopes are not very high...