In message EGEGIJHKDKJGAJMGIDPNAEJPCDAA.jwalden@digitalatlantic.com you wrote:
I now have a BDI2000, and I am preparing to use it to debug the u-boot code that I have generated.
Is it best to simply dissasemble the resulting image, and to single step through by referring to what gdb shows, and what the dissassembled code shows?
What makes you think GDB would show something different from the code you get from disassembling the same object files?
Essentially, I am looking for the series of steps that I would go through to build u-boot, and load, and run it using DDD or some other IDE based debugger so I can see the source as I step through the code.
With the BDI's telnet interface: "reset", "ti", "ti", ...; with GDB: "target remote bdi:2001", "detach", "target remote bdi:2001", (*) "si", "si", ...
(*) a "display/i $pc" might be useful here...
Best regards, and a Happy New Year!
Wolfgang Denk