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003			Nust
005			20170207154029.0
020			_a1882114884
040			_cNust
100			_aSallman, Richard
245			_aDebugging with GDB(EBOOK) _cRichard Sallman, Roland Pesch
260			_aUSA _bSoftware Foundation, _c2002
300			_avii,318p
505			_a1 A Sample GDB Session (Page-1), 2 Getting In and Out of GDB. (Page-11), 3 GDB Commands (Page-17), 4 Running Programs Under GDB(Page-23), 5 Stopping and Continuing . (Page-33), 6 Examining the Stack . (Page-53), 7 Examining Source Files . (Page-57), 8 Examining Data . (Page-63), 9 Tracepoints. (Page-81), 10 Debugging Programs That Use Overlays(Page-91), 11 Using GDB with Di_erent Languages . (Page-97), 12 Examining the Symbol Table (Page-119) 13 Altering Execution . (Page-122), 14 GDB Files . (Page-127), 16 Debugging remote programs . (Page-139), 17 Con_guration-Speci_c Information. (Page-147), 18 Controlling GDB . (Page-165), 19 Canned Sequences of Commands (Page-171), 20 GDB Text User Interface . (Page-177), 21 Using GDB under gnu Emacs . (Page-181), 22 GDB Annotations . (Page-183), 23 The gdb/mi Interface. (Page-191), 24 Reporting Bugs in GDB .. (Page-247), 25 Command Line Editing (Page-251), 26 Using History Interactively(Page-269),
650			_aDebugging with GDB
651			_aEBOOK
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c192076 _d192076