On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 19:26 +0800, TigerLiu@viatech.com.cn wrote:
Hi, experts: I found no *.lst file produced in root directory after compiling uboot source code.
In the Makefile in older version uboot souce code: ...... uboot.bin: uboot $(OBJCOPY) ${OBJCFLAGS} -O binary $< $@ $(OBJDUMP) -d -EL -h -M reg-names-raw --syms --full-contents -marm $< > uboot.lst ......
I think uboot.lst is very useful .
Which "older version" would that have been?
A quick search shows that there has not been such a feature in U-Boot as far as git can see (that's back to Nov 2002). Neither has the binary gone under the 'uboot' or 'uboot.bin' names.
There used to be .lst files, but they held completely different information than assembler listings. This isn't either what you wanted.
What you cite is rather specific for an individual platform and hightly unportable. The search suggests that you are either referring to an ancient version (more than eleven years old) or a version that is not "the U-Boot project".
You may invoke the objdump(1) tool any time you like. How often is it actually that you need to read assembler instructions? And isn't it that you'd rather want .i or .s files then from the compiler, instead of 'objdump -d' output that shows a rather different perspective?
virtually yours Gerhard Sittig