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- How to Debug a Python Script with GDB: Step Through Code and . . .
This guide will walk you through using GDB to debug Python scripts, from basic Python code stepping to deep dives into C extensions and shared libraries
- unit testing - How to script gdb (with python)? Example add . . .
In this case, gdb interprets the script as being a gdb script, i e with gdb commands - and that means, that whatever Python code you may want to write in here, must be wrapped in " python " as a starting line and " end " at end of the Python code
- DebuggingWithGdb - Python Wiki
There are types of bugs that are difficult to debug from within Python: segfaults (not uncaught Python exceptions) hung processes (in cases where you can't get a Python traceback or debug with pdb) out of control daemon processes In these cases, you can try gdb Prerequisites You need to have gdb on your system and Python debugging extensions Extensions package includes debugging symbols and
- GitHub - chrisc11 gdb-python-scripts: A collection of useful . . .
This repo will hopefully eventually hold a collection of useful gdb-python scripts for debug If you don't know much about GDBs python scripting API check out this writeup! PS: I tried to search the interwebs first for a pre-existing implementation for commands added but could not find anything
- GDB with Python — NuttX latest documentation
GDB will automatically load the Python script, enabling the use of custom commands How to write a GDB python script Here is an article that introduces the fundamental principles of Python in GDB Read it to gain a basic understanding Automate Debugging with GDB Python API
- Python Commands (Debugging with GDB) - sourceware. org
This option is equivalent to passing -E to the real python executable set python dont-write-bytecode [auto|on|off] When this option is ‘ off ’, then, once GDB has initialized the Python interpreter, the interpreter will byte-compile any Python modules that it imports and write the byte code to disk in pyc files
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