According to Thomas Tan:
I was debugging the following linked list program with a record under gdb, butwhen I tried to see what one of the members of the record was, I get "void, void, void." Do any of you know what's wrong?
Strange: This works fine for me :-(with my current development GPC, of course;-).
string10 = packed array[1..10] of char;
Perhaps it helps to drop the `packed'? It does not make any difference anyway unless you have specified `--standard-pascal', `--extended-pascal', or similar.
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Peter Gerwinski,peter@agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de,Internet writes:
According to Thomas Tan:
I was debugging the following linked list program with a record under gdb,but
when I tried to see what one of the members of the record was, I get "void, void, void." Do any of you know what's wrong?
Strange: This works fine for me :-(with my current development GPC, of course;-).
Okay, can you tell me EXACTLY what you typed in gdb to access the members of the pointer to a record? Was it like "print ptr->word"?
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