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I've got some C++ code I compiled (presumably with g++) using gcc.  If I use
the normal Sun libraries with gcc, gcc fails with

	ld: Undefined symbol 
	    __lib_version 
	collect2: ld returned 2 exit status
	*** Error code 1
	make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `aesop'

so I use the /usr/lib stuff to compile with gcc.  But when I start Sun's
unbundled dbx it says

	warning: Couldn't find '_baseaddr'. Your application is probably
	    linked with an old "crt0.o"

The /usr/ucb/dbx says

	/usr/ucb/dbx: internal error: unexpected value 38 at line 2620 in
	    file ../common/object.c

and exits.

Why not use gdb?  It won't stop at the breakpoint that I set.  It says it's
setting the breakpoint then blithely ignores it.  So how does one debug g++
code?  If I'm missing something, I'd sure like to know what it is.
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