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| Debugging C++ Programs |
The debugger keeps track of load modules that contain C++ code
as they are loaded and unloaded. When you specify a function in a debugger
command, the debugger first looks for the function in the current load module.
If it fails to find it there, the debugger searches the list of modules that
have been loaded. If you want to set a breakpoint in a module that has not
yet been loaded, you can set a breakpoint on entry to
_dynamn
. Then,
when you reach this breakpoint, set the desired breakpoint in the module.
Note, however, that
_dynamn
is called only after constructors for static
and extern objects in the loaded module have been run.
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