Hi all,

Programming in C++ on Fedora 13, I have a console app with code spread throughout a half dozen files.

Debugging with gdb, I want to list the code from a class-member function so, at the gdb prompt I type:

list 'classn

and when I press <tab>, gdb completes the classname for me:

list 'classname

Next, I add the scope resolution operator and then type the first few characters of the function name and again press <tab>. gdb completes the function name and adds on the parameters list and even puts the final single-quote at the end of the line:

list 'classname::functionname(paramater list...)'

...but when I press enter I get an error message stating that "classname does not have any method named functionname" which seems like a strange complaint considering that gdb did most of the typing.

Similarly, trying to set a breakpoint at the top of this function yields this:

"Make breakpoint pending on future shared library load?"

As an aside: I am compiling all units with the -gstabs flag ( plain ol' -g didn't seem to get the job done.)

Thanks

Hi -

Maybe it's an inline function? If so, you wouldn't necessarily be able to step into it.

STRONG SUGGESTION:
See if you can reproduce the problem with a simple test case, and post the full code (of the small test program) here.

Good luck .. PSM