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From: Jacques Hugo <jacques@wired.ctech.ac.za>
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Hi there ...

If you write some program, compiled it
but don't strip it, how do you re-read
the source code in it.  

Is there some option in gcc that you have
to add, and can you gdb a binary that' 
not stripped and then redirect the source 
to a file?

Thanks.

-Jacques