nm -l bug

[Emmanuel Manos Renieris]

nm -l, at least on SunSparcs with gcc-2.95.2 (but as far as I remember,
with any gcc version) reports files and lines for symbols whose
locations are not known: for example, compiling 

    #include <stdio.h>

    main()
    {
        printf("hello, world\n");
    }

with -g and then doing nm -l on a.out produces, among other things:

000000000001091c t Letext       /u/er/progs/c/hello.c:6
000000000001091c t gcc2_compiled.       /u/er/progs/c/hello.c:6

One fix is to add, after line 1267 in nm.c, a line like:

    && strcmp(functionname, sym->name) == 0

-- Manos