The implicit this pointer, which is a part of all non-static member functions, is displayed as the address on the stack trace. The class type of the object is also given.
Sometimes the debugger does not see class type names with internal linkage. When this happens, the debugger issues the following error message:
Name is overloaded.
Trying to examine an inlined member function that is not called results in the following error:
Member function has been inlined.
The debugger will report this error regardless of the setting of the -noinline_auto compilation flag. As a workaround, include a call to the given member function somewhere in your program. (The call does not need to be executed.)
If a program is not compiled with the -g option, a breakpoint set on an inlined member function may confuse the debugger.