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From: "Allen Hopkins" <allenh@eecs.berkeley.edu>
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To: Michael Chastain <mec.gnu@mindspring.com>
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I just tried it on a Sun Sparc maching running SunOS 5.8, gdb 6.0
and gcc 3.2.2.  No bug.

-Allen

Michael Chastain wrote:

> Ah, we both have red hat linux 8.
> 
> Upgrading gdb didn't help: gcc 3.2-7 + gdb 6.2, bug appears.
> Upgrading gcc did help: gcc 3.3.4 + gdb 6.0, no bug.
> Even gcc 3.3.4 + gdb 5.2.1-4, the gdb that shipped with rhl8, works.
> 
> Unfortunately there's still a lot of gcc 3.2 in the world.
> It looks like people with gcc 3.2 using c++ would be wise to upgrade.
> 
> Michael C