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From:	ao950 AT FreeNet DOT Carleton DOT CA (Paul Derbyshire)
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Subject:	Re: GDB gives SIGFPE for program using 387 emulator
Date:	4 Apr 1996 02:37:04 GMT
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TwinkieMan (twinkieman AT aol DOT com) writes:
> How do I debug a program compiled with the 387 coprocessor emulator?  I
> have the environment variables 387 and EMU387 set to "N" and "emu387.dxe",
> respectively.  I've tried compiling the program with the LIBEMU.A  (gcc -o
> prog prog.c -lemu -lm) and I still get the SIGFPE error.  Any suggestions,
> short of buying a coprocessor?  Thanks in advance!

I recall reading something about this. Apparently the gee--er--guy that
wrote GDB didn't include provisions in it for floating point. In other
words GDB itself doesn't have emu387 or anything similar in its own code.
The posting I saw said you had to fall back on good ol' edebug32.

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