In my ~/.gdbinit I would like to be able to reference the GDB python pretty-printers installed in my home directory via relative path:
I am building an app for iOS via commandline but I am having problems debugging it. Had I built using XCode, it wo开发者_开发技巧uld have let me \"build and debug\" on device without problems. But now
Is there a way to get signal information (which signals are enabled, which are blocked, what are the handlers/options) for the process in gdb? There\'s info signals, but that gives me gdb\'s signal ha
Komodo Edit crashed on my system , and i tried to debug it , added \'-g\' option inside komodo script,
How does gdb print structs? From the \"GDB Internals\" document referenced by z开发者_如何学Pythonengr at how does gdb work? it looks like GDB loads symbols in from one or more symbol tables using the
I would like to know how it is possible to know the current system architecture in GDB and store this information into a variable for later evaluation.
I have a multi-threaded C++ program that deadlo开发者_运维技巧cks in some rare cases. The problem is hard to reproduce and I can only reproduce it in a remote machine.
Modern versions of gdb allow integration of python code to \"pretty print\" complex data structures.There are some great pretty printer implementations for C++\'s STL classes as well 开发者_开发百科as
According to the documentation I can break on specific exception type by using conditional breakpoints. However the syntax for the condition isn\'t very clear to me:
I have some globals that I want to inspect.but \"info var my_glob开发者_StackOverflow中文版al\" doesn\'t show the address.is there a way to get the real address of the globals?print &my_global sho
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