Bug 109921

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Description of problem:
Both the "info variable" and the "list" command, when given the name 
of an external variable which is defined in an #include'd file,  list 
the incorrect file-name.  In the case of "list" the line number is 
extrapolated correctly; but the wrong source file is listed. 

The problem does not occur for functions defined in the same 
#include'd file. 


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gdb-5.1-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a header file ( foo2.c )  which defines an external 
variable (bar)
2. #include the header file in a small program ( foo.c )
3. compile with -g and run under gdb
    

Actual Results:  
(gdb) info variable bar
All variables matching regular expression "bar":

File foo.c:
static int bar;

(gdb) list bar
7       int i5;
8       int i6;
9       int i7;
10      int i8;
11      int i9;
12
13      int main(void)
14      {
15              return circle(1);
16      }

(gdb) shell grep -n bar foo.c
(gdb) shell grep -n bar foo2.c
12:static int bar = 16;


Expected Results:  The "info variable bar" command correctly lists 
the variable definition but credits foo.c rather than foo2.c

The "list bar" command lists lines 7-16 of foo.c instead of lines 7-
16 of foo2.c

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