Martin wrote:
Having just reported http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=19466
I started wondering (to late, should have done before the report) and
googled.
It appears that gdb has a "feature" to skip function prologue and
epilogue. However I could not find any info on what info gdb uses to
know what is the prologue.
So it is possible that something tells gdb that the code on which no
stop occurs is the proluge.
:)
Thats why we in lazarus query the address of a procedure first and set
the breakpoint on that address. This way you always get a break on the
start of the procedure (otherwise it depends on debug symbols beeing
present or not (for exported functions))
Marc
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