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From: Danish Samad <danishsamad@yahoo.com>
Subject: problems debugging gcc
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hello,

Iam facing some problems debugging gcc. Whenever I try
to step into the function yyparse(), in the toplevel.c
file, it steps into bison.simple instead of 
c-parse.c. Although there is a portion in bison.simple
which says that the action file gets copied here but
while debugging this portion it says file out of
range.
Any solution to this problem?

thanking in advance,
danish  

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