Re: pr9065 patch

[Chris Moller <cmoller@redhat.com>]

On 03/11/10 16:32, Tom Tromey wrote:
>
> I guess the problem is that type_id::name is an inlined function with no
> out-of-line instance in libstdc++.  So, there is no way to call it.
>    

Yeah, I tried it anyway with a few variation of 
find_function_in_inferior ("std::type_info.name",...).  Didn't work, 
which is why I was using a fake-out approach.

>
> Chris>  +static struct value *
> Chris>  +evaluate_subexp_for_typeid_type (struct expression *exp, int *pos)
> Chris>  +     __attribute__ ((noinline));
>
> Just remove this.  For future reference, you can't use __attribute__
> unconditionally in (most of) gdb, you have to hide it behind a define.
> See defs.h.
>    

Yeah, that was just there for debugging to keep the fcn from being 
inlined--I meant to take it out before making the patch.

I'm incorporating what I can of the rest of your comments, and trying to 
figure out how to do a "not-outlined method."