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Hi,

	I'm running g++ 2.2.2 and gdb 4.7 under SCO ODT 2.0 on a Gateway
2000 486/33 with 16 meg of memory.  I've built a C++ program, omitting the
-O flag on all passes and specifying the -g flag on all passes.

	I'm running gdb using emacs "M-x gdb".   When I try to set a breakpoint
in a member function, for example: "break configwindow::createWindow", I get the
error: "class configwindow do not implement the method "createWindow"".  The
message then goes on to recommend that I try typing 'configwindow::createWindow<TAB>.
I try that (using both just <TAB> and C-c <TAB>), and I get "[no match]" on the
latter.  I've also tried forcing "language" to be "c++".

	The declaration of the method in question is as follows:

class configwindow : public shellwdw {
..
	public:
		static class configwindow *configwindow::createWindow(Widget parent);
..
};

	Am I missing something fundamental here?  It looks as though symbols aren't
present in the executable, but I know that I've done "-g" throughout.  Is there a
way to verify that I've gotten the appropriate symbolic info in the executable?

	Any help appreciated...

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David Yon
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