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 Hi all. Can someone tell me why is it that I can't debug the source 
code of a "template generated" class from g++-2.7.0..?

 Let me make myself clear:

 If I use the "List" class, provided by the g++ library, or any class 
provided by the library for that matter, I can't STEP into methods of that 
class , or PRINT the contents of objects of that class.

 Here is a really simple example.. 

 I've generated a intList class from the List class using "genclass", and 
got the files int.List.cc, int.List.h and int.defs.h.


" main.cc "

#include "int.List.h"
#include <iostream.h>

void main(void)
{

 intList p(2);      // p is object of class intList

 exit(0);
}


 When I compile this program " g++  -g -o mytest mylist.cc int.List.cc"

 Everything is ok. Then when I try to run gdb on it to step into the 
constructor of the object 'p'. I get into problems.. 


 1) My system starts to crawl.
 2) After 1-2 minutes, I get a message 

  "gdb out of virtual memory. Can not allocate 24 bytes".

And that is the end of the debugger. 

 Why can't I step into one of the methods of this class generated by the 
compiler.. ? I have the source file, so I should be able to do it.. 

I have a Sparc 2, running SunOS 4.1.3, g++-2.7.0, libg++-2.7.0, gdb-4.9.

Any help is greatly appreciated..

thanks..

--Rom