class Charles : public ScottBaio {
	Charles( Network *network, Slot *slot, Plot *plot = NULL );
}

Oddly, the "Charles Not In Charge" spinoff was not the hit of it's more able predecessor.

:-)

Ryan Mansfield wrote:
> Malte Mundt wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> a customer mentioned to me that breakpoints in constructors do not work. Is this true (haven't tried to reproduce it,
 yet). Is there a fix?
> 
> This is true sometimes in C++ generated by gcc 3.x and newer. In the new 
> C++ ABI,  gcc generates two copies of the constructor, one in-charge and 
> one not-in-charge. When you set a breakpoint in the ctor, gdb sets the 
> breakpoint in the closest one. In some cases this will not be the ctor 
> that gets executed. I believe there have been some changes done in the 
> upstream gdb (6.8 or newer) that sets breakpoints in both constructors 
> and resolves the issue.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Ryan Mansfield
> 
> 
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