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From: desj@brahms (David desJardins)
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Subject: Re: C++ preprocessor wanted
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Date: Wed, 15-Oct-86 03:36:55 EDT
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In article <173@cbnap.UUCP> mvh@cbnap.UUCP (M.L. Vonder Haar x4126 3E257) writes:
>	I just hope you never have a bug.  Sdb is only fair as a debugger
>	for C++.  But if you generated names that could not be easily
>	transformed by programmers to what they wrote in C++ sdb would be
>	just about useless.
>	The way I see it you'll need to write your own debugger at the
>	same time.

   If it were important enough you could keep a table of the correspondences
between symbol names and then write a postprocessor to rewrite the correct
symbolic names into the a.out file; this shouldn't be more than a day's work.

   -- David desJardins