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2.5. USING DDD CHAPTER 2. GDB on Term1 Now switch to Term2 and enter $ make runddd Now ddd should start and display the gdb command prompt in the lower area. Now open up main.cpp (File/Open Source...) and scroll down till startup. Now set a breakpoint anywhere inside the startup method (right click in front of the line/Set Breakpoint). Once the breakpoint is set up your window should look similar to the following: Now you can enter continue (or c) in the gdb command window and you will notice that bochs will continue execution. Once the execution reaches your breakpoint, ddd will show a green arrow in front of the current line. Now you have several options to continue. You can simple enter c to execute to the next break, step, next, stepi, and so on. Take a look at the ddd command window 22 of 151
CHAPTER 2. GDB 2.5. USING DDD To get more information about the different commands enter help (eg. help step) in the gdb command window. 23 of 151
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Chapter 9 VFS, FS 9.1 Introduction
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Chapter 10 Locking 10.1 Introductio
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