I have the following code compiled with gcc 4.1.3 (-g) and run in
gdb 6.6 (debian) (it's similar for stock 6.7 as far as I can tell)
struct Foo {
int x(double d) { return int(d); }
};
int main()
{
Foo f;
int s = f.x(1.0);
int (Foo::*q)(double) = &Foo::x;
int t = (f.*q)(2.0);
}
With gdb -i mi I get after the assignment to q:
(gdb)
p q
~"$1 = (int ( Foo::*)(double,"
~")) &Foo::x(double)\n"
(gdb)
-var-create q * q
^done,name="q",numchild="1",type="int ( Foo::*)(double,)"
(gdb)
-var-info-type q
^done,type="int ( Foo::*)(double,)"
In all three responses there seems to be a superfluous comma.
Is there a simple way to get 'fixed' output, short of doing something
like s/,)/)/g ?
Andre'
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