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Subject: Re: [bug] problem printing local vars in shared lib function
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On Tuesday 28 October 2008 00:03:42 Michael Snyder wrote:
> Does this sound familiar to anybody?  X86_64...
> 
> I have a local shared library function, built with -g,
> gdb has its symbols and can list it, step into it, step
> within it etc.
> 
> I can print the values of the function parameters, but
> not the values of local (automatic) variables.  These
> are not statics but autos on the stack.

Is this function a constructor?

If so, it sounds familiar ;-}

Andre'