Sun Sudio C++: Local Variables and Watches Values Not Initialized in Debug

Hi All,
I am trying to debug my program (using dbx). I have put break points in various functions. However, I have the following problems:
- when the program runs to the break points, all arguments have in the functions shown in the callstack have values '???';
- NOTHING is shown in the 'Local Variables' windows;
- if I put the local variables in the 'Watches' window, the 'value' simply says <unset value>;
what am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance

Well, first things that comes to my mind is that your app was not compiled with debug info. Could you please post output of the following three commands here:
$ dwarfdump -l <your app> | wc -l
$ dumpstabs -s <your app> | wc -l
$ file <your app>
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