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From: lefty@twg.com (David N. Schlesinger)
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Subject: Re: MPW C compiler (3.0) output dissassembly
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Date: 6 Jun 90 18:04:12 GMT
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References:<4128.265937e5@vax5.cit.cornell.edu> <3021@husc6.harvard.edu>

In article <3021@husc6.harvard.edu> bochner@flare.harvard.EDU (Harry 
Bochner) writes:
> [Discussion of weird stuff at end of a disassembly which are revealed to be
>  Macsbug labels omitted...]
> 
> Think C has an option to turn off the generation of these symbolic names; I
> don't know whether MPW C has one.

Yes, in MPW C you can specify "-mbg off" on the command line to turn off 
the generation of MacsBug symbols.  Emitting untruncated symbols for the debugger is the default in MPW C 3.0 (and later...)

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