Re: gdb seg violation during print command

David Cogen
2000-05-05T13:16:00Z

> If C++ is your main language, i would suggest using the 5.0 branch until
> 5.0 is released (we are in release mode, have been for a few weeks. So 5.0
> is quite stable).

I just downloaded, built, and tried GNU gdb 20000503. Now when I do print
tteesstt11(1) I no longer get the seg violation in gdb.

:)

But now the other problem surfaces: "Cannot resolve function tteesstt11 to any
overloaded instance."

Apparently this problem was not related to class member functions (as I
implied earlier) but is an inability to evaluate any call to a C++ function,
even globals.

I also tried print ::tteesstt11(1); same error.

:(

Any idea what this might mean? Should I write this up as a detailed bug
report?

-- DavidC