Mail Archives: djgpp/1993/12/16/13:08:57
Hi!
Try the following thing:
1) Write any c code and call it xxxxxx.c (a filename with 6 letters plus
the .c extension).
2) Compile it with -g option
3) Debug a.out with edebug32 and you will see the c source lines mixed
with the assembler. Very well for now...
Now rename the .c file to any name with more than 6 letters plus the
.c extension, and repeat steps 2 and 3. What do you see? C source lines no
longer appear, only the line numbers!
It seems to me that edebug32 erroneously thinks that a MS-DOS file
name (plus extension) can only have 8 letters.
I suppose it will happen to anybody, not only to me, so I think it's a
bug... a silly one, but...
Any comments?
Thanks.
Toni
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