[comp.lang.c++] Sun C++ dbx problem

fgreco@shearson.com (Frank Greco) (05/29/91)

Does anyone using Sun's C++ (and associated dbx version) understand 
why I would be getting the following messages from dbx (DBX is an 
alias to the CC version of dbx):

	% DBX sunbond
	Reading symbolic information...
	warning: Couldn't translate C++ name "DB_FIELD"; .stab ":Ztl"
	warning: Couldn't find symbol for mangled name (__C5 -> C5)
	warning: Couldn't find symbol for mangled name (__C11 -> C11)
	warning: Couldn't translate C++ name "P_STRUCT"; .stab ":Ztl"
	warning: Couldn't find symbol for mangled name (__C11 -> C11)
	Read 168016 symbols
	program terminated by signal ABRT (abort)

We're using SunOS 4.1.1 and this stuff used to work on SunOS 4.0.


Thanks all,

Frank G.
(please respond by email...thx)
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clarke@sessun.UUCP (Allan Clarke) (05/30/91)

In article <1991May28.222811.7040@shearson.com> fgreco@shearson.com (Frank Greco) writes:
>Does anyone using Sun's C++ (and associated dbx version) understand 
>why I would be getting the following messages from dbx (DBX is an 
>alias to the CC version of dbx):
>
>	[dbx warning msgs deleted]

You might try mailing to polese@eng.sun.com (Kim Polese), she is the
product manager for Sun C++. She probably could point you to the
person responsible for dbx.


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