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Need some debugging advice ??
From: |
William Case |
Subject: |
Need some debugging advice ?? |
Date: |
Sun, 08 Jul 2007 18:49:26 -0400 |
Hi;
I am looking for advice on learning to use gdb, GUD and friends,
particularly for 'C'. I have just read Info re: GUD and gdb, as well as
the RedHat gdb manual, and 'man' gdb. My confusion is now complete.
I will work out how all this information fits together eventually. I
don't mind doing the work or the necessary reading.
The advice I need is:
Where should I start? My programming experience is "newish" without
being a complete newbie. I have written several short programs in 'C'
for example; some of them textbook exercises, some of them my own.
What kind of window and frame arrangement seems to work best,
particularly for someone new?
Is there features I should make sure I include? Is there anything I
might not have thought of.
I was thinking of starting in a raw terminal using basic gdb commands
until I had figured out how they work, then graduate to gdb/GUD. Is
this a good idea?
Whatever else is worth throwing in ?
By the way, I am not a student; I am long past that; so its not a case
of me asking you to do my homework for me.
--
Regards Bill
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William Case <=