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Am 13.06.2012 19:57, schrieb Tom Tromey:
"Michael" == Michael Meeks<michael.meeks@suse.com>  writes:
Michael>  #2  0xb784d6f1 in SfxFrame::Create (i_rFrame=warning: RTTI symbol not
Michael>  found for class 'framework::Frame'
Michael>  warning: RTTI symbol not found for class 'framework::Frame'
Michael>  warning: RTTI symbol not found for class 'framework::Frame'
Michael>  warning: RTTI symbol not found for class 'framework::Frame'

Michael>  But is there any way of suppressing that warning thrash for the
Michael>  case where it is not enabled ?

There's no way to disable it.
File a feature request in gdb bugzilla if you want that.

I looked into this a little.  The warning here is peculiar.
Despite what it says, gdb is not actually looking for an RTTI symbol.
Instead it is just looking for the debug info for the indicated type.

I don't know a simple way to reproduce this problem, or I would dig into
it a bit more.  My guess is that it can only be reproduced in relatively
odd situations, like where you have some subset of the debuginfo, but
not quite all of it.
You mean if I compile only a subset of modules with dbglevel>0? I'm getting the RTTI messages as well but can't remember, what I did immediately before "enabling" them...and I have the feeling that gdb -tui crashes quite often since then.

Christina

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