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Subject: finding source location
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Hello,

When I am debugging a binary which was compiled with debug info, I can
set a breakpoint and jump to the source location by using the TUI mode
(hitting Cx-Ca). But how do I find out the location of the .C file?  I
did read the manual and it mentions the show directories command but
that is not useful here.

Thanks,
Mayuresh.