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gdb and Sun ANSI C

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From: Ross Thomas
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 02:32
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G'day,

We seem to be having a problem getting gdb to operate at all when we
compile and link our commands with the new Sun ANSI C compiler. Gdb fails
to even execute a 'list' command on 'main' upon entry. The symptom is that
gdb takes a core dump with signal 11 (SIGSEGV). Similarly, attempting to
set a breakpoint at a function name symbol drops core with a signal SEGV.

I'm hoping that you may have heard of this already. If not, I'll go ahead
and generate test cases and other stuff necessary for you guys and gals
to (hopefully) resolve this.

Yours in hope,

Ross Thomas.

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Subject: gdb and Sun ANSI C
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