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>    1.  Get a copy of the ATK modifications to GNU.  ATK developers
>    modifed the GNU debugger to deal with dynamically-loaded code. 
>    You can obtain the modifications by sending mail to
>    info-andrew@andrew.cmu.edu.
>
>I was wondering if I could get copy of this wonderful tool.  Thanks.

GDB 3.5 comes standard with a separate set of modifications to deal with
dynamically-loaded code; I think it can cope with stuff loaded with
ATK's private dynamic loader. 

I have some patches to GDB 3.5 that can cope with SunOS 4.x's dynamic
loader; it handles both shared libraries and stuff loaded at run-time
with "dlopen()" under 4.1[.x] (although, as with the GDB support for
private dynamic loaders, you have to tell GDB to suck in the symbol
tables for stuff loaded at run-time; for stuff loaded with "dlopen()",
though, you don't have to tell it *what* to load, nor tell it where it
was loaded - it grovels through the run-time loader's data structures to
find that out). 

GDB is presumably available from any reasonable archive of GNU stuff, by
anonymous FTP or UUCP or whatever; I think you can also get it on a tape
from the FSF.