Hi,

I have a C file `a.c' whose content look like:

#line 2 "a.x"
void f () {
int i;
#line 4 "a.x"
i = i + 1;
return
}

I compile it with debug information.

Launch the program from the debugger, which opens the file `a.x' but also
asks me where is "a.x". This is rather strange. But when I provide him with
the "a.x" file it goes directly into disassembly code and not in the window
where it opened `a.x'.

Is there something I need to do, so that I can have the debugger go into the
`a.x' file for my debugging?

I've used this #line with gcc on other platforms and never had a problem.

Thanks,
Manu