Hi,

Well, I am not really sure what this does, or why it is necessary
(check_typedef has no comment in gdbtypes.c), but it's what type_print
code does.

Occasionally, some (C++?) files can show no child objects because
nfields will be zero. After calling CHECK_TYPEDEF, nfields is suddenly
non-zero.

This was first reported as insight/219.

Keith

ChangeLog
2003-04-24  Keith Seitz  <keiths@redhat.com>

        * varobj.c (get_type): Call CHECK_TYPEDEF.
        (get_type_deref): Likewise.