#include <stdio.h>static void display (int i, int *ptr); int main (void) { int x = 5; int *xptr = &x; printf ("in Main (): \ n"); printf (" x is%d and was stored at%p.\n", X, &x); printf (" xptr points to%p which holds%d.\n", xptr, *xptr); Display (x, xptr); return 0;} void display (int z, int *zptr) { printf ("in display (): \ n"); printf (" Z is%d and was stored at%p.\n", Z, &z); printf (" zptr points to%p which holds%d.\n", zptr, *zptr);}
Use the file above, such as test.c
1, compile. Gcc-g-O testx test.c
2, run. GDB TESTX
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3, set the breakpoint. Gdb> B 8
Breakpoint 1 at 0x8048472:file test.c, line 8.
4, set breakpoint 2. Gdb> B 10
Breakpoint 2 at 0x80484ac:file test.c, line 10.
5, execute. Gdb> Run
Starting program:/HOME/WANG/MYTEST/GDBTEST/TESTX
In Main ():
Breakpoint 1, Main () at Test.c:8
8 printf ("X is%d and was stored at%p.\n", X, &x);
6, continue. Gdb> C
Continuing.
X is 5 and was stored at 0xbfffeb58.
Xptr points to 0xbfffeb58 which holds 5.
Breakpoint 2, Main () at Test.c:10
Ten display (x, xptr);
7, continue. Gdb> C
Continuing.
In Display ():
Z is 5 and was stored at 0XBFFFEB40.
Zptr points to 0xbfffeb58 which holds 5.
[Inferior 1 (process 11616) exited normally]
9, for step, using step
For BackTrace, using BT
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Using GDB to debug C program