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Subject: how to examine the value in this compicated class
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Hi,
  I am new to gdb, in using print and display commands I can easily examine 
the value of simple data type. But how about this one:

class C2;

class C1{
   char* s1;
   C2* c2;
};

class C2{
   char* s2;
};

  Let's say in the code  there is a variable, c1, whose type is C1*. Then in 
GDB how I can check the value of c1->c2->s2?

Thanks?

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