Regressions problem (200 failures)

[Peter.Schauer]

>     Peter> For practical debugging purposes (especially C++), the line
>     Peter> number information (and thus the breakpoint) has to be put
>     Peter> before the initialization code for local variables, so that
>     Peter> we can debug object initialization.
> 
> But the line number itself doesn't have to indicate the `{'; it could
> indicate the next line, if that's what GDB wants.  This is more
> possible than it used to be since the C++ front-end now puts out whole
> functions at once, rather than processing a statement at a time.
> 
> Still, it's non-trivial.

>From a pure user perspective (for now not considering implementation problems 
with GCC or GDB), a breakpoint on the opening brace is not what I want,
as I will almost always have to step over it.
I'd expect a breakpoint on the first local variable that needs initalization,
or the first statement.

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Peter Schauer			pes@regent.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de