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Configuration:  gdb-3.5 running programs compiled with g++-1.37.1,
gas-1.35, and gnu-ld (from gcc-1.37.1) on sun3-OS4.

In trying to find out the address of a function (since I was
initializing a pointer to it, see below) I got the following error:

... (startup, breakpoint, run, stuff deleted) ...
Bpt 1, initStack__4Task ($this=(struct Task *) 0x21f18) (Task.cc line 73)
(gdb) print &(CPU->realMain)
use `info method' command to print value of method "realMain"

But then, trying to use this command gives:

(gdb) info method
Undefined info command: "method".

Never mind that I don't want the "value" of the method, but its
address - what is the meaning of this message?  Is it a
yet-to-be-implemented feature, or just a bug?

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