<Type not defined in this context> message from gdb v3.6

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1 total messages Started by Stuart Hungerford Thu, 11 Apr 1991 04:45

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Author: Stuart Hungerford
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1991 04:45

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When using gdb v3.6 to debug code compiled with g++ v3.9 I always get the
message <Type not defined in this context> when I try to "print" class
variables or compound classes made up of other classes.

How do I bring these other classes into "this context" so I can print them?

Stuart


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