GDB COMMANDS

This article by Yashwanth Naidu Tikkisetty provides a comprehensive list of gdb commands for debugging. It covers functions like info, set, watch, stepi, disassemble, and more, essential for efficient debugging in embedded systems. The post also emphasizes the importance of inspecting memory maps and displaying directory paths. For more details, visit the LinkedIn post.

Few GDB Debugging Commands

This guide introduces essential GDB debugger commands: break (set breakpoint), run (start execution), next (execute next line), step (execute and stop in function), continue (resume execution), print (print variable value), backtrace (display call stack), watch (set watchpoint), info (display program info), quit (exit debugger), and more.

Peeking Into The Assembly

Assembly is tough. How does the processing of c code takes place in assembly? What are the kinds of instructions that we could see? What is actually happening in this gigantic mesh of lines? This is my small step to look into the assembly code of a small program/ replicating a small segment of code […]