GDB uses collation records under Linux

1. Create CPP file: Vim sourcefile.cpp

2. Generate executable file: g++-G sourcefile.cpp-o exename

------is said to be required to add the-g parameter, otherwise it cannot be debugged

3. Start Debugging: Enter GDB (Fuck it) into the GDB environment

4. Enter file EXEName (tell gdb to debug)

5. Enter the L (list) to view the code, enter repeat the previous command

6. Breakpoint Settings: B Main Adds a breakpoint to the main function entry

-------Break 5: Set a breakpoint on line 5th; I B (info break) View breakpoint information

7. Enter R (run) to start running code at the breakpoint

8. Enter the S (step) Single Step entry function

9. You can enter N: one-step debugging; Enter print var (abbreviation: P var) to see the value of the variable bar

------View Stack BT, down and up can be one print stack information. BT prints all stack information directly.

10. Debug end, Input C (continue) run to end

-----or Q (quit) exit

Question: What if the code is wrong and cannot generate the executable file??

GDB uses collation records under Linux