Re: How to call operator<< functions?

[Michael Veksler <mveksler at techunix dot technion dot ac dot il>]

Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 30, 2006 at 11:05:43PM +0300, Michael Veksler wrote:
>   
> Let's look at one thing at a time.
>
> The first two crashes should, I think, be addressed by this patch. 
> Could you try it?
>   
With the patch it works:

   (gdb) p x.Print(myCout)
   Enter B::Print() this=0xbfffec00
   $1 = void
   (gdb) p ref_x.Print(myCout)
   Enter B::Print() this=0xbfffec00
   $2 = void

Great progress. The most annoying and common failures I have used to be 
seeing is no more.
The other annoying issues sorted by decreasing annoyance :
- this->Print is not always found (I'll try to create a small test-case 
later).
- std::cout related crashes
- print myCout << x --- won't work need to resort to
print 'operator<<........'(myCout, x)

> Some of the later crashes are caused by this:
>
> (gdb) set $a = x.Print
> (gdb) p $a
> $7 = <error reading variable>
>
> I have a whole lot of patches related to member functions, that I
> haven't had time to merge yet - and I would not like to look at this
> until I've done that.
>
>   
This is less critical since this was an attempt to overcome the other bug.


Thanks,

Michael