Mismatch line numbers.

[epasveer]

Sometimes seer will position the current line on the wrong line.

This happens if the source files have blank lines at the top of the source file. This causes a mismatching of the current line. Blank lines later on do no matter.

This test program illustrates the problem. Note the blank lines in front of '#include'.

% cat fail.c


#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("hi ");
    printf("there ");
    printf("Ernie!\n");

    return 0;
}

Compile/link the program with:

% gcc -g fail.c -o fail

Debug it with:

% seer -s fail

And you'll see seer has removed the preceeding blank lines, thus causing the mismatching.

Thanks to @chucktilbury for figuring this out.

[epasveer]

Fixed.