When using the func command or the file command, you might need to use scope resolution operators to qualify the names of the functions that you give as targets.
dbx provides three scope resolution operators with which to qualify symbols: the backquote operator (`), the C++ double colon operator (::), and the block local operator (:lineno). You use them separately or, in some cases, together.
In addition to qualifying file and function names when navigating through code, symbol name qualifying is also necessary for printing and displaying out-of-scope variables and expressions, and for displaying type and class declarations (using the whatis command).
This section covers the rules for all types of symbol name qualifying. The symbol qualifying rules are the same in all cases.