Thank you for your reply.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001 02:58:08 -0700
Kevin Buettner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes. If you wish to step by individual lines in main.c, you will
> need to eliminate the #line directives.
I think that "main.c" is compiled for execution and "org.c" is shown
to user for debug.
If I eliminate the #line directives, the executed statement in "main.c"
and the execute position shown by GDB will differ. So I want to keep the
#line directives.
I think the problem is that GDB doesn't stop at 'if (i > 10) {'
after step(or next) execution of line 8('goto loop_top;').
I think that the line number changes from 8('goto loop_top;') to
7('if (i > 10) {'), so GDB will stop at 'if (i > 10) {'.
Is this behaviour a spec.?
-- "main.c" --
#line 6 "org.c"
sum = 0;
#line 7
i = 0;
#line 7
loop_top:
#line 7
if (i > 10) {
#line 7
goto next:
#line 7
}
#line 8
sum += i;
#line 8
i++;
#line 8
goto loop_top;
next:
-----------------
-- "org.c" --
6: sum = 0;
7: for(i=0;i<=10;i++) {
8: sum += i;
9: }
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Hiroichi MAKIDA
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