Derived class members are outofscope when debugging C++

    • Derived class members are outofscope when debugging C++

      Hello,


      We are having a hard time debugging our code base which is primarily C++ based. Class members in derived classes are shown as "outofscope" in some cases. In the following example, a.var1, a.var2, b.var1 and b.var2 are "outofscope". If A class is not instatiated, b.var1 and b.var2 are visible as expected which is strange.

      [img]https://forum.segger.com/index.php/Attachment/6226/[/img]

      C Source Code: AClass.h

      1. #ifndef ACLASS_H
      2. #define ACLASS_H
      5. class AParent
      6. {
      7. public:
      8. int var2;
      9. };
      12. class A : public AParent
      13. {
      14. public:
      15. int var1;
      17. };
      19. #endif
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      C Source Code: main.cpp

      1. #include "AClass.h"
      3. class BParent
      4. {
      5. public:
      6. int var2;
      7. };
      9. class B :public BParent
      10. {
      11. public:
      12. int var1;
      13. };
      16. //If A class is not instantiated, b.var1 and b.var2 are NOT out of scope
      17. A a;
      18. B b;
      21. int main(int, char *[])
      22. {
      23. while (1)
      24. {
      25. b.var1++;
      26. b.var2++;
      27. }
      28. }
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      The issue is not present if the code is compiled with Segger Embedded Studio


      Stm32F439
      Ozone 3.38f
      -O0
      GCC toolchain 12.2 (same issue on 14.2)
      developer.arm.com/-/media/File…7E047708C49F9E16D17A85311

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