HP WDB 5.5 Release Notes

Introduction
Known Problems and Workarounds
Chapter 1
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Help text not updated for the info symbol command.
WDB places global classes in local scope.
Command line completion does not work in some scenarious.
Native PA-RISC registers cannot be referenced by their architected name.
PA-RISC 32-bit GDB core dumps while running in a core-file debugging session.
GDB must restore the arg registers across frames.
GDB prints floating value incorrectly when output radix is 8 or 16.
Fortran failures detected on PA-RISC system when inline debugging is switched on.
On PA-RISC systems GDB core dumps on heap corruption.
•The pxdb command does not run with q4p enabled.
The info func shows the disassembly of the millicode function, but does not list the name.
•The packcore command fails if the recent libc patch is installed
Unexpected warning, for signals.exp on PA-RISC 64-bit systems for +objdebug option.
The add-symbol-file cannot load shared library or object files individually.
Output files are generated during batch RTC in the wrong format.
WDB failure due to incorrect function arguments.
User friendly warning message to be issued when user tries to put breakpoint on routines in shared libraries.
GDB does not step into a signal handler.
Issue a meaningful message to user when info heap command is issued after the program exits.
Message must be displayed for RTC_NO_ABORT before crashing due to corrupted memory.
GDB does not accept command-line calls to overloaded function with incorrect argument type.
PA GDB crashes on command-line calls
pxdb64: warning: corrupted PD table
More meaningful warning message required for pxdb on shared libraries.
No demangled name associated with msymbol
High water mark does not work on PA Status.
Change infrtc.c to exit gracefully if detect 3rd party malloc.
GDB ENOMEM without useful directives to user.
11.31 PA64 info heap arenas is incorrect.
Known Problems and Workarounds
This section describes known problems and suggested workarounds in this release of HP WDB.
HP WDB 5.5 has no reported known problems.