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Hello,

I am using g++ (2.2.2) with gdb (4.4).  I am not sure if this is the correct
place to write to, however, I am quite frustrated by the problems I've had
and would like to know if there is a solution to them.  However, I don't quite 
know how to submit a formal bug report, since it is really a gdb problem I'm 
having.

Gdb refuses to acknowledge the existence of any of the member functions and
methods and operators of my defined vector classes.  I can't do things like
"print vec1[1]", instead I get a message like "operator not defined for this
type".  I can't do things like "call vec1.display()", either.  "method not
defined for this type".  Also, I can't even "list intAVec::display", "method
not defined for this type".

Yet, when I do "ptype intAVec", it prints out all the declared methods and
operators.  If I do "whatis vec1", it correctly responds intAVec.

The problem with the operator existed in version 4.2, the undefined method
bug is apparently new to 4.4.  I have pointed out these problems many times 
before to this address, and also to the newsgroup gnu.g++.help.  I have never
received any acknowledgement to my communications....

Anyway, if there is anything I can do to facilitate further exploration of
the bug I am experiencing, please let me know.  Let me know also if there
is a separate place for reporting gdb problems.

My decision to use g++ can only continue as long as there is a reliable
debugging environment.  It has been frustrating, so far....

I'm hoping, there will magically be some compiler flag that will solve all
my problems.  I've been using the '-g' option....

Thanks for your time,

Jason Rosenberg