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Subject: GCC: Debug info bug? (again)
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Date: Fri, 21 Jul 1995 06:52:55 GMT
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Hi!

I already asked this question a few weeks ago, but soon after I posted the
question, I went on a holiday and I'm not sure if I got any replies.
This was my question:

It seems the debug-info in an C++-object file _always_ assumes a source-file
with the extension .CC. So if have a .CPP file (converted from Borland C++ to
DJGPP), I compile it with -g and I try to debug it, the debugger can't find
the source-file, since it is looking for a .CC file.
Is this a bug in gcc, or a very handy feature, or can I change this 
behavior with some option? I already looked in the FAQ/other docs, but I
couldn't find anything mentioning this problem...

Thanks for any help.

DGreetings,

SAM