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- C array size via gdb - Stack Overflow
I know you can print an array in gdb , e g (gdb) p *array@10 Is there a gdb command that can tell you its length, e g a handy shortcut to typing something like: (gdb) p sizeof (array) sizeof (int
- List (Debugging with GDB) - Get docs
list - Print lines just before the lines last printed By default, GDB prints ten source lines with any of these forms of the list command You can change this using set listsize: set listsize count set listsize unlimited Make the list command display count source lines (unless the list argument explicitly specifies some other number)
- GDB command cheat sheet - GitHub
show directories Print all directories in which GDB searches for source files Print all directories in which GDB searches for source files show listsize Print how many are shown in the "list" command Print how many are shown in the "list" command
- c++ - Print the whole linked list in gdb? - Stack Overflow
3 GDB is scriptable in Python You can define your own pretty-printers and do other useful things Better yet, use a standard container, GDB now supports printing those natively
- Linked-list debugging in gdb - OzLabs
Hi Baijnath, The list-print gdb command will allow you to iterate the list nodes in struct mystruct, but it doesn't do anything special with the "container type" that contains the mac_list member So, you're able to print the list itself, you'll just see the same output as above For example, using the source: We can print the list itself: but we don't get any other information about struct
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