Use GDB for debugging in Android emulator

I believe many developers would like to know how to use GDB in Android development. Today we will use GDB for debugging in Android emulator, so that you can learn about GDB debugging. There are two ways to debug GDB in the emulator of the Android mobile development platform: Use gdbserver directly or use GDB for debugging.

1. Use GDB server for debugging:

A. Download the gdb server http://www.billrocks.org/android_libs/bin/ for Android from the following link

B. Install the downloaded GDB server to your emulator.
1) Start emulator
2) download the gdb server to your emulator
Open a terminal and run:
$ ADB Shell
# CD Data
# Mkdir Bin
Run in another terminal:
$ ADB push gdbserver/data/bin

In this way, the gdbserver is downloaded to the emulator through the android ADB.

C. Run gdbserver:
#/Data/bin/gdbserver 10.0.2.2: 1234 [ARGs...]

D. Return to another terminal and map the Port:
$ Telnet local host 5554
Telnet to emulator and run the following command:
Redir add TCP: 1234: 1234

E. Run GDB on the third terminal:
$ GDB Test
Test is for debugging.ProgramAnd then run the following command on the gdb command line:
(GDB) target remote localhost: 1234

Then you can debug the program as you did with GDB.

2. Use local GDB for debugging.

A. Download the android debugging package from the following link. It is a binary file compiled using the android toolchain:

Http://ortegaalfredo.googlepages.com/android-debug.tbz

B. decompress the debugging package and download GDB to your emulator. If you have a real mobile phone, you can debug it as follows:
$ ADB push GDB/data/bin

C. Use ADB to connect to emulator

$ ADB Shell

When running GDB, the following information is displayed:

#/Data/bin/GDB

Dlopen failed on 'libthread _ dB. so.1 '-libthread_db.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory
GDB will not be able to debug pthreads.

Gnu gdb 6.7
Copyright (c) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License gplv3 +: gnu gpl Version 3 or later This is free software: You are free to change and redistribute it.
There is no warranty, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show copying"
And "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "-- Host = arm-None-Linux-gnueabi -- target = ".
(GDB)

D. Then you can debug the program as you did with GDB.