* Justin Paston-Cooper: > Tom Tromey suggested in that thread that this would be quite easy on > gdb's side if gcc indicates exit locations in the DWARF data, for > instance in the C case, it would indicate the locations of return > statements. On a related note, he mentions that the "finish" command > does not work for inlined functions because the compiler does not emit > the required information.
What about calls to noreturn functions? I assume they would need breakpoints as well. It could be tricky if those are only called indirectly, I assume.
