How to avoid namespace prefix for characters in GDB?

Question

I am working with a C ++ library. The library uses several namespaces. When debugging, I have to prefix each symbol name with a namespace prefix. This causes a lot of extra work and input.

C ++ has a concept using namespace Xto make characters accessible with greater ease (many manual failures). I am looking for similar ones in gdb. For example, instead b MyLibNamespace::Foo::bar, I want b Foo::bar.

GDB doesn't have namespace related support, but I probably have something wrong:

(gdb) help namespace
Undefined command: "namespace".  Try "help".
(gdb) namespace help
Undefined command: "namespace".  Try "help".

How do I tell GDB to use a namespace prefix, so I don’t need to provide it for every character name?

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