No C/C++ fundamental type 1 error.

[Jeffrey A Law]

  In message <34BA8178.784DE371@Shevchenko.kiev.ua>you write:
  > egcs-1.0.1 on SCO Open Server 5.04.
  > 
  > Debug Output:
  > 
  > (gdb) next
  > #0  0x80912fa in machdep_sys_kill ()
  > #1  0x8090abe in kill (pid=31728, signo=0) at machdep.c:704
  > #2  0x80899dd in abort ()
  >     at
  > /u1/hops/src1/skw/Osr5-Pthreads/mit-pthreads/pthreads/stdlib/abort.c:56
  > #3  0x80a773c in __terminate ()
  > #4  0x80a7746 in __terminate ()
  > #5  0x80a7c79 in __throw ()
  > warning: internal error: no C/C++ fundamental type 1
  > #6  0x80654ab in boaInit (argc=@0x8047e1c, argv=0x8047e34,
  >     orb_identifier=0x80a9ff6 "omniORB2_BOA") at orb.cc:236
  > #7  0x8050e5a in BOA_init (this=0x80af9a1, argc=@0x8047e1c,
  > argv=0x8047e34,
  >     boa_identifier=0x80a9ff6 "omniORB2_BOA") at corbaOrb.cc:70
  > #8  0x804a3c3 in main (argc=1, argv=0x8047e34) at eg1.cc:19
  > #9  0x804a03b in .text ()
  > 
  > what mean  fundamental type 1 ?
Are you trying to debug a C++ program?

Your target uses dwarf1 debug symbols by default, which can not properly
describe many aspects of C++ debugging.

You can probably compile with -gstabs or -gstabs++ and get a C++ program
that you can debug.

If you're trying to debug normal C code, then we've got a more serious
problem.

jeff