Re: linux programming

hotmail_spam@xxxxxxxxxxx (Martin Jørgensen) writes:

I'm not sure whether or not this is on-topic here, but I've downloaded a
C++ program for linux and compiled it. I also compiled gcc. But when I
debug into the program using gdb (actually ddd) it also steps into the
source code for the compiler... How to avoid that, if possible?

Are you sure? Or has it maybe started stepping through the macroes in
the standard template library? No way to avoid that, that I know of...
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