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	gdb 4-7
	System  i386,  DELL SVR4 issue 2.2
	Native cc  
	Cfront <<AT&T C++ Translator 2.1.0 03/31/90>>.

Howdy!


We have attemted to construct gdb on above mentioned system.

It was straigth-forward built with the native c-compiler.

When run, gdb was not able to find c++ source files! 
That means files  with extension .C. It is always looking for .c files.
And from it deducing that the source is a c-program.

We could make links to the *.C whith extension *.c and when we gave
commands 
	set language c++
	set demangle-style cfront

It worked fine. Stepping thrue programs, inspecting data etc,etc!!.

I have been trying to compile with  definitions as 
   -D__BASE_FILE__='"Test.C"' -D__FILE__='"Test.C"'

But no success. Still it only looks for '*.c' files. We are using 
Computer Innovations port of Cfront. 


Where ,the ):--(, is he looking for the extension.Any advice is welcome. 

				Greetings Ivan P.


When compiling the test.C program with gcc-2.2.2 this problem dosn't occur.
Unfortunately gcc doesn't work very often with -g flag on C++ files
on SVR4.



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