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How to get GDB to show the source code while debugging? I usually use the list command to show source lines Another technique is to open the file with an editor that shows line numbers; one window for GDB and one for the source code
gdb split view with code - Stack Overflow The most useful views are already implemented: source, assembly, registers, stack, memory, threads, expressions but it should be easy to extend it with any information that is exposed on the GDB Python API TUI only allows showing two of source, assembly and registers and that is it Unless you want to modify its C source code of course ;-)
gdb - View Both Assembly and C code - Stack Overflow You can run gdb in Text User Interface (TUI) mode: gdb -tui <your-binary> (gdb) b main (gdb) r (gdb) layout split The layout split command divides the window into two parts - one of them displaying the source code, the other one the corresponding assembly A few others tricks: set disassembly-flavor intel - if your prefer intel notation set print asm-demangle - demangles C++ names in assembly
linux - How to open a source file in GDB - Stack Overflow 3 I use GDB to attach to a running process and catch a breakpoint I execute the following commands sequence: $ gdb -tui (gdb) attach PID And now I have the GUI TUI view open without any source file in
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