Date: Wed, 26 Feb 92 15:57:39 EST
From: Nefaratu the Boutellian <boutell AT freezer DOT cns DOT udel DOT edu>
To: NLONGINOW AT falcon DOT aamrl DOT wpafb DOT af DOT mil, djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: Re:  Using Debug32
Status: O

You can't! Not as such, anyway. If you type "where", however, you'll be told
what the current function stack is after a break or an error, which is quite
useful, since you can see the functions that were running and what line
they were at. And when you list, you'll see lines of code interspersed among
the assembly. You cannot, however, print out variables. That stuff will require
that we get gdb running, which hasn't happened yet.