When I try to set a breakpoint in a C++ program,
like this
(gdb) b col::Matrix::check
I get
Can't find member of namespace, class, struct, or union named
"col::Matrix::check"
When I type
(gdb) b 'col::Matrix::check<TAB>
I get a bell (no completion at all).
When I type
(gdb) b<TAB><TAB>
I get
Display all 1984 possibilities? (y or n)
and when I answer 'y', I see "functions" like
wint_t
{anonymous}::MaxNumObjs
init.c
I also see a few real functions and member functions,
but 1984 are definitely not enough.
What's the deal? What am I doing wrong?
I have compiled my program and all libraries (.so's) with -g3 -ggdb3,
under RedHat 7.1 with g++ 2.96.
Frustrated,
Gab.
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