There's no equivalent gdb command. gdbtk has
gdb_find_file.
26.14.2.3. Example
N.A.
26.14.3. The -symbol-info-functionCommand
26.14.3.1. Synopsis
-symbol-info-function
Show which function the symbol lives in.
26.14.3.2. gdb Command
gdb_get_function in gdbtk.
26.14.3.3. Example
N.A.
26.14.4. The -symbol-info-lineCommand
26.14.4.1. Synopsis
-symbol-info-line
Show the core addresses of the code for a source line.
26.14.4.2. gdb Command
The corresponding gdb comamnd is info line.
gdbtk has the gdb_get_line and gdb_get_file commands.
26.14.4.3. Example
N.A.
26.14.5. The -symbol-info-symbolCommand
26.14.5.1. Synopsis
-symbol-info-symbol addr
Describe what symbol is at location addr.
26.14.5.2. gdb Command
The corresponding gdb command is info symbol.
26.14.5.3. Example
N.A.
26.14.6. The -symbol-list-functionsCommand
26.14.6.1. Synopsis
-symbol-list-functions
List the functions in the executable.
26.14.6.2. gdb Command
info functions in gdb, gdb_listfunc and
gdb_search in gdbtk.
26.14.6.3. Example
N.A.
26.14.7. The -symbol-list-linesCommand
26.14.7.1. Synopsis
-symbol-list-lines filename
Print the list of lines that contain code and their associated program
addresses for the given source filename. The entries are sorted in
ascending PC order.