Is there a way to define a new data type (C structure or union) in gdb. The idea is to define a structure and then make gdb print data from an address interpreted as the newly defined structure.
I am attempting to debug an Android application that uses native C code.I was able to setup GDB and get a stack trace of where I am segfaulting.I understand the stack trace up until the top most item:
I\'m using Sequoyah to debug native code on Android under eclipse. It works fine if libraries were built with NDK and were located in the project\'s folder. But there are some libs which were built on
Trying to determine the last line location of execution using gdb is turning into a real nightmare. I\'ve using the where command I only get up until the second last call in the stack trace and never
GDB is starting to give me a headache. There seems to be something weird going on with the way GDB works.
I\'m getting this in my program, C++ Program received signal SIGS开发者_Go百科EGV, Segmentation Fault.
The debugger is really (de)bugging me. Every time I try to type a po ... command, it autocompletes (without giving me any options) and I end up typing stuff like po [selfelf and so on until I go mad.
I am currently debugging a program with gdb. I have to start gdb over and over again and do the same steps:
I\'m using GNUEABI to remote debug an ARM device,I\'m able to set breakpoints, step, view memory, etc.
I would love to debug my software with ECLIPSE as front end to GDB. Our build set up as follows. Linux server with code base
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