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From:  JS <fedevaps@yahoo.dk>
Subject:  Re: Re[2]: Still cannot print variable
Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 10:22:00 -0000
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Konstantin Karganov wrote:

> Hello JS,
> 
>>> Try this:
>>>  gdb test
>>>  break main            // to stop your program run
>>>  run
>>>  print d
>>> 
>> Ok now it work but when I write "print d" I get:
> 
>> $1 = 134513410
> 
>> But I declared d to be 119.
> Sure! Because you stand before the initialization.
> Try to do "step" or "next" and after that you'll see your variable
> initialized.
> 

Yes I just read Elis reply...should have done that before posting :-)