🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,
I recently had to modify our version of dbxread.c to accomodate more
parameters/common_symbols.  In the end, I just bumped the #define
PENDINGSIZE from 100 to 1000.  Our code has many large Fortran
COMMON areas included in several files, which apparently overran the
'pending' structure.  The resulting error is:

	(Error reading memory address <HEX>: I/O error (5).

which also disabled backtracing (from the innermost frame).

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Also, Peter Watkins added the following fragment to dbxread.c
at line 3906 [[ in function 'define_symbol' after the 'if' block
beginning:  "if (deftype == 'p' && *p == 'F')"  ]]

   else if (deftype == 'a' && *p == 'r')
     /* (pew)
        Handle Sun-style local fortran array types. */
     {
       struct type *type;
      p--;
       type = read_type (&p);
       SYMBOL_TYPE (sym) = type;
       deftype = 'l';
     }
 

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Please let me know that you've gotten this.
We've made other changes including:


	(1) printing multiple variables at a time
	(2) crude allowance of arguments to user-defined functions
	(3) acting on ranges of breakpoints at a time
	    (rather than enumerating each one)
	(4) filtering breakpoint info output according to 
	    the enable, disable, etc. cases.
	(5) allowing printing of breakpoint info in a source-able
	    format to screen, file or appended to file.
	(6) fixing ^C^C for emacs (though, I sure this has been
	    done already.)

Thought you'd want to know,
Gordon Grimes

Prime Computer
Computervision Division
Bedford MA
(617) 275-1800 x2867