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From: Christophe LYON <christophe.lyon@st.com>
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Hello,

While trying to improve my Open64/Gcc-3-3-3 based compiler results on 
the gdb-6.8 testsuite, I noticed on gdb.cp/templates.exp that even on 
x86/GCC-4.1.x there are still several KFAIL tests dating back to 2003.

In particular, there are issues when setting breakpoints on ctor/dtor.

I thought that the recent support for multiple breakpoints would fix 
this, so I am a bit surprised.

Could someone give me some updated status in this area: should the tests 
be revisited, or is it GDB itself that should be fixed, or GCC?

Thanks,

Christophe.