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1. create asm listing:
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compile .o only, then use objdump
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kos32-tcc.exe -c -g clipview.c -o clipviewtcc.o
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kos32-objdump -d -M intel -S -l clipviewtcc.o > clipviewtcc.asm
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2. see offset in resulting kolibri executable compared to listing (i have 0xD0)
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3. in kolibri debugger mtdbg set breakpoint to funtion address
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>bp 140
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where 0x140 is 0x70 in assemly + offset 0xD0
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Warning !!Error. sometimes tcc dont warn about unsuccesful linking
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(not found function body code). Hopefully, i fix this.
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Usually, at runtime you have crash with "Illegal cpu instruction"
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In assembler code this is easy to recognize as
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myaddr:E8 FC FF FF FF call myaddr+1
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4.how to see defines
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kos32-tcc.exe -E -dD null
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5.if you use GNU LD as a linker, add option -Map=hellocpp.map to ld.
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Mtdbg can use resulting .map file
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6.now you can use -g option to generate .dbg file. This enables
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source code level debugging with Mtdbg
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