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From: mwherman@watcgl.UUCP (Michael W. Herman)
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Subject: Re: Query to Bjarne (answer) [really about dbx]
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Date: Sun, 6-Apr-86 07:19:26 EST
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Has anyone had any significant luck using dbx with c++?  Using the
versions of c++ and dbx available here, dbx used to loose track of what
source file it was in.  Often it would have the correct source line
number but it would think you were in a header file rather than the
source file for the function you were in.