From:	"Felix" <natter AT metronet DOT de>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	gcc & debugging c++ classes using rhide 1.4
Date:	Sat, 14 Nov 1998 00:55:23 +0100
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hello again,
I'm having problem a problem debugging C++ classes with rhide. i can't step
into them, i think they're treated like inline-functions. is there an option
to 'outline' this behavior ? (i've defined all my methods 'inline', that is
in the class as I think is required by gcc)
I also have a problem with rhide 1.4:
i'm creating a project with a main file, like main.cpp. this file also
includes many .hpp files which in turn include their .cpp counterparts. the
problem is that for those included files rhide (or gcc) can't find the
debugging information (only for some functions, for others it claims there's
debugging info!). anyways, if i then single-step into those functions, rhide
gets the line information for the main file and seems to jump randomly in my
main.cpp file.

thanks,
Felix

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