Debug information can't be recognized by gcc

After compiled by acc -c -g. the debug information can't be recognized by gcc
For example, two files a.c and b.cc
acc -c -g a.c
gcc -c -g b.cc or gcc -c -gstabs b.cc
gcc -o ab a.o b.o
Debug with workshop, DBX can't know b's debug information.
so, my question is:
1. why the debug infomation ( I guess is stabs) produced by acc can't work with gcc
2. Is it possible for me to debug b's source code?
Thanks in advance

2. Is it possible for me to debug b's source code?Yes, of course. But consider this: stabs generated by gcc are not compatible with dbx (only gdb), so you should use -gdwarf-2 gcc option and latest dbx, which can be downloaded here http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/cc/downloads/index.jsp

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