"Killed" when building IPC with xdc tool

Hi Claudio,

Can you try something basic like throwing the -help flag?  To see if it prints out the command's help contents?

e.g. on our Linux system:

1887 % $TOOLS/xdc/Linux/xdc -help
usage: /db/toolsrc/library/tools/xdc/Linux/xdc [-h?|--help] [--help-make] [-k] [-n] [-r[a]] [def ...] [goal ...]
        [@opt-file] [-P[rRD] package-dir ...]

    -h, -?, --help - display this message and exit
    --help-make    - display GNU make command options
    -k             - don't stop on first build error (keep going)
    -n             - show the make command but don't execute it
    -r[a]          - (rebuild) use existing .xdcenv.mak to define XDC
                     environment variables XDCROOT and XDCPATH. If -ra
                     is specified, XDCARGS and XDCTARGETS are also read
                     from this file rather than from the environment.
    --xdcpath=path - set the XDCPATH to path.  This is identical to
                     passing the definition XDCPATH=path on the
                     command line.
    [def ...]      - def is a name=value pair that overrides the value
                     of the environent variable named name within the
                     this invocation of xdc
    [goal ...]     - goal is any valid GNU make command option or goal.
                     Common options and goals include:
                         .help    - display package-specific goals
                         all      - build all files
                         clean    - delete all generated files
                         test     - build and run all tests
                         release  - build all package release archives
    @opt-file      - treat all options contained in the file opt-file
                     as though they were directly inserted at the
                     location of this @ option.  This option may be
                     repeated anywhere the command line.  Each option
                     in opt-files must appear on a separate line and
                     contain only characters that should be part of
                     the option; no quote processing is done and all
                     space or tab characters are part of the option.
    -P[rRD] dir .. - build specified goal(s) in all directories
                     named after -P that contain a build script.
                     If -PD is specified, build the package based at
                     dir and (recursively) all other prerequisites of
                     this package.
                     If -Pr is specified, build all packages whose
                     repository is dir.
                     If -PR is specified, recursively descend into
                     specified directories and build every package that
                     contains a build script.

Environment Variables
   XDCOPTIONS  options that affect output messages but never the
               package bits actually generated include:
                   -d  debug makefile generation
                   -q  don't display any banners in recursive builds
                   -t  don't display date timestamps in banners
                   -v  show complete commands as they're executed
   XDCPATH     the user settable portion of the package path
   XDCARGS     arguments that are passed to the package's build
               script, package.bld. The package's build script
               references the arguments from the global array
               arguments.
   XDCBUILDCFG if defined and the file './config.bld' does not exist,
               this variable names a file that will be used in-lieu of
               the config.bld file found along the package path.
   XDCTARGETS  a string of white space separated target names that
               name the set of targets to build for, if the set is not
               already specified by the config.bld file
1888 %

Steve