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Decode using the algorithm in the C++
Annotated Reference Manual.
WARNING! This setting alone is not
sufficient to allow debugging cfront
generated executables. GDB would
require further enhancement to permit
that.
If you omit style, you will see a list
of possible formats.
show demangle-style
Display the encoding style currently in use for
decoding C++ symbols.
set print object, set print
object on
When displaying a pointer to an object, identify
the actual (derived) type of the object rather than
the declared type, using the virtual function
table.
set print object off
Display only the declared type of objects, without
reference to the virtual function table. This is the
default setting.
show print object
Show whether actual or declared object types are
displayed.
set print static-members,
set print static-members
on
Print static members when displaying a C++
object. The default is on.
set print static-members
off
Do not print static members when displaying a
C++ object.
show print static-members
Show whether C++ static members are printed,
or not.
set print vtbl, set print
vtbl on
Pretty print C++ virtual function tables. The
default is off. (The vtbl commands do not work
on programs compiled with the HP ANSI C++
compiler (aCC).)
set print vtbl off
Do not pretty print C++ virtual function tables.
show print vtbl
Show whether C++ virtual function tables are
pretty printed, or not.
8.8 Value history
Values printed by the print command are saved in the GDB value history. This allows
you to refer to them in other expressions. Values are kept until the symbol table is
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