gdb 3.4 / g++ 1.36.3: no breakpoints in inline member functions

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From: Jim Kingdon
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1990 08:12

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    I am told that [setting breakpoints in inline functions]
    used to work in older versions of gdb/g++.

I doubt it.  If the function really was inlined, that is.

Getting GDB to treat inline functions just like regular functions
(from the user's perspective, obviously the internals would differ in
some places) would be a nice feature to have.  It's in the Projects
file.  I don't know if I'll have time to implement it (it presumably
would also require compiler changes, and I'm not sure what the new
symbols should look like).  Anyone interested in doing it?

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