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Annotation of cci/usr/src/bin/cdb/end.c, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: /* @(#)end.c   2.4 */
                      2: /* if you need more space for string constants, increase size of __buffer */
                      3: char   __buffer[200];
                      4: char   _bufMax;        /* used only to size the buffer */
                      5: 
                      6: _end_()
                      7: {
                      8: #ifndef TAHOE
                      9: #ifndef VAX
                     10:        int     x;
                     11:        x = 1;  /* just something to hang a breakpoint on - see proc.c */
                     12: #endif
                     13: #else
                     14:        /* proc.c sets r1 == numarg and r0 == the procedure address */
                     15:        asm("vadrCall:");
                     16:        asm("calls      r1,(r0)");
                     17: 
                     18:        asm("vadrBreak:");
                     19:        asm("bpt");
                     20: #endif
                     21: 
                     22:        /* If you want to force certain routines from the standard libraries to be
                     23:         * available during debugging, place a reference to them here.  It is not
                     24:         * necessary for the call to be a 'complete' one, just enough to force the
                     25:         * loader to bring it in. For example, saying:
                     26:                printf();
                     27:         * is sufficient to load printf (assuming that it wasn't already
                     28:         * referenced in your normal program modules.
                     29:         *
                     30:  * If you do this, do it to YOUR OWN COPY(!!) of end.c, not the main one!
                     31:         */
                     32: }

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