ddd and gcc-3.3

[F.J. Glandorf]

Hi Everyone,

I tried to debug a program which was compiled by gcc-3.3 and encountered 
the following problem:

ddd opens the program correctly and the debugging seems to go on normally.
But if  ddd reaches  a point in the program which belongs to an other  
source file than that were ddd started, ddd can not find the 
corresponding source file.

There are no problems when the same program is compiled by gcc-2.95.

The option under Edit/Preferences/Source "Refer to Program Sources" on 
my ddd is fixed and not selectable.
Its state is  "by Base Name" regardless if the debuged program is 
compiled by gcc-3.3 or gcc-2.95.

Maybe this is a gcc-3.3 bug, but I think it should be roported to the 
gcc people by someone who is familiar
with the debugging information which is put into the program by the 
compiler. I dont have the faintest idea
about that.

Or maybe there is an other workaround. Any advice?

I am using ddd on a Pentium 3 running  Debian-Linux.


Cheers Franz-Josef