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From: Pedro Alves <pedro@codesourcery.com>
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Subject: Re: FYI: fix PR gdb/8869
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Thanks!

We now trip on this snag though:

(gdb) set language f<TAB>ortran<ENTER>
Unknown language `fortran '.

(top-gdb) set language a<TAB>uto<ENTER>
Unknown language `auto '.

This works, because there's c++ in the list, so no extra
space:

(gdb) set language c<TAB><ENTER>

I guess this would go away automaticaly if this command
was a real enum command.

(gdb) set language <TAB>
ada          auto         c++          java         minimal      objective-c  scheme
asm          c            fortran      local        modula-2     pascal       unknown

Eh, I hadn't realized we were able to set "unknown" manually,
"set language" doesn't show it:

(gdb) set language
The currently understood settings are:

local or auto    Automatic setting based on source file
ada              Use the Ada language
c                Use the C language
c++              Use the C++ language
asm              Use the Asm language
minimal          Use the Minimal language
fortran          Use the Fortran language
objective-c      Use the Objective-c language
java             Use the Java language
modula-2         Use the Modula-2 language
pascal           Use the Pascal language
scheme           Use the Scheme language

-- 
Pedro Alves