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I am having trouble getting gdb 4.4 to work in conjunction with c++
source compiled with gcc V2.0 on a decstation running ultrix. This is a
sample piece of code as given by nelson@vishnu.reed.edu. Is there a
patch to gdb 4.4 or gcc V2.0 that will fixx this problem ??

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#include <stdio.h>

// this trivial program demonstrates a bug with gcc 2.0 as a C++ compiler
// under Ultrix 4.2, in combination with gdb 4.4. The problem is that
// gdb doesn't seem to know the correct type for the class.
// in particular, compiling this with "g++ -g test.C", and loading it
// under gdb 4.4:
//
// (gdb) break Test::itsValue
// The class Test does not have any method named itsValue
// (gdb) ptype Test
// type = struct Test {
//   int value;
// }
//
// looks like gdb doesn't know this thing is really a class.
// This works fine under a version of gcc 1.96 with Ultrix 4.2 and gdb 4.4
//                               nelson@reed.edu

class Test {
public:
  Test(int);
  int itsValue(void);
private:
  int value;
};

Test::Test(int v) {
  value = v;
}

int
Test::itsValue(void) {
  return value;
}

int main() {
  Test a(3);
  printf("%d\n", a.itsValue());
}