This tool should be used in conjunction with Enforcer.  Its purpose is
to find the source name/line corresponding to a given offset in the
executable. Very simple to use: when your program named, say, 'prog',
is a bad boy and makes Enforcer hit(s), remember the offset(s) of the
hit(s) displayed by Enforcer and run the command 'GccFindHit prog
<list of offsets in hex>' The offsets are separated by blanks.
Enforcer gives also the hunk number, but it should always be zero.  If
it's not and your program is compiled by gcc, please let me know about
it.

GccFindHit understands the stabs from the aout format encapsulated in
the debug hunk of the AmigaOS executable, so it will work as long as
ld outputs its debug information this way.  Source code is included
and it is distributed under the GPL See the file COPYING for details
about the GPL. If it's not in the archive, please contact the
site/person/organization you got this program from, and tell them it
is *required*

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