dwarf 2 clarification

Hi
    I am using a 32 bit compiler to generate debug
information. i want
to retarget this compiler to now emit emit debug information
for  a 16
bit architecture. The compiler is already retarget to
generate correct
code for the 16 bit architecture. So the offsets from the
stack
pointer in the assembly code, the sizes of the symbol are
all correct
in terms of the new architectures address size. Now I was
wondering
from a debug information standpoint, is there any extra
education that
the compiler needs ?


thanks
dz

"drizzle drizzle" <drizzle76gmail.com> writes:
>    I am using a 32 bit compiler to generate debug
information. i want
> to retarget this compiler to now emit emit debug
information for  a 16
> bit architecture. The compiler is already retarget to
generate correct
> code for the 16 bit architecture. So the offsets from
the stack
> pointer in the assembly code, the sizes of the symbol
are all correct
> in terms of the new architectures address size. Now I
was wondering
> from a debug information standpoint, is there any extra
education that
> the compiler needs ?

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