Index

! packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

"No symbol "foo" in current context", (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

# (a comment), (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

# in Modula-2, (refer to Section 14.4.3.8 gdb and Modula-2

$, (refer to Section 10.8 Value history

$$, (refer to Section 10.8 Value history

$_ and info breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

$_ and info line, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

$_, $__, and value history, (refer to Section 10.5 Examining memory

$_, convenience variable, (refer to Section 10.9 Convenience variables

$__, convenience variable, (refer to Section 10.9 Convenience variables

$_exitcode, convenience variable, (refer to Section 10.9 Convenience variables

$bpnum, convenience variable, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

$cdir, convenience variable, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

$cwdr, convenience variable, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

$tpnum, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

$trace_file, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

$trace_frame, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

$trace_func, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

$trace_line, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

$tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

-annotate, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-args, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-async, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-b, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-batch, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-baud, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-break-after, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-condition, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-delete, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-disable, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-enable, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-info, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-insert, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-list, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-break-watch, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

-c, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-cd, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-command, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-core, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-d, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-data-disassemble, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-data-evaluate-expression, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-data-list-changed-registers, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-data-list-register-names, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-data-list-register-values, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-data-read-memory, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-directory, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-display-delete, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-display-disable, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-display-enable, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-display-insert, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-display-list, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-e, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-environment-cd, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-environment-directory, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-environment-path, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-environment-pwd, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

-epoch, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-exec, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-exec-abort, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-arguments, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-continue, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-finish, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-interrupt, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-next, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-next-instruction, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-return, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-run, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-show-arguments, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-step, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-step-instruction, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-exec-until, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-f, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-file-exec-and-symbols, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-exec-file, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-list-exec-sections, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-list-exec-source-file, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-list-exec-source-files, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-list-shared-libraries, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-list-symbol-files, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-file-symbol-file, (refer to Section 26.10 gdb/mi Program control

-fullname, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-gdb-exit, (refer to Section 26.12 Miscellaneous gdb commands in gdb/mi

-gdb-set, (refer to Section 26.12 Miscellaneous gdb commands in gdb/mi

-gdb-show, (refer to Section 26.12 Miscellaneous gdb commands in gdb/mi

-gdb-version, (refer to Section 26.12 Miscellaneous gdb commands in gdb/mi

-interpreter, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-interpreter-exec, (refer to Section 26.12 Miscellaneous gdb commands in gdb/mi

-m, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-mapped, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-n, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-noasync, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-nowindows, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-nw, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-nx, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-p, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-pid, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-q, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-quiet, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-r, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-readnow, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-s, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-se, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-silent, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-stack-info-depth, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-stack-info-frame, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-stack-list-arguments, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-stack-list-frames, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-stack-list-locals, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-stack-select-frame, (refer to Section 26.13 gdb/mi Stack Manipulation Commands

-statistics, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-symbol-info-address, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-info-file, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-info-function, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-info-line, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-info-symbol, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-list-functions, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-list-lines, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-list-types, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-list-variables, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-locate, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbol-type, (refer to Section 26.14 gdb/mi Symbol Query Commands

-symbols, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

-t, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-target-attach, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-compare-sections, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-detach, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-disconnect, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-download, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-exec-status, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-list-available-targets, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-list-current-targets, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-list-parameters, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-target-select, (refer to Section 26.15 gdb/mi Target Manipulation Commands

-thread-info, (refer to Section 26.16 gdb/mi Thread Commands

-thread-list-all-threads, (refer to Section 26.16 gdb/mi Thread Commands

-thread-list-ids, (refer to Section 26.16 gdb/mi Thread Commands

-thread-select, (refer to Section 26.16 gdb/mi Thread Commands

-tty, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-tui, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-var-assign, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-create, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-delete, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-evaluate-expression, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-info-expression, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-info-num-children, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-info-type, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-list-children, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-set-format, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-show-attributes, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-show-format, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-var-update, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

-version, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-w, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-windows, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-write, (refer to Section 4.1.2 Choosing modes

-x, (refer to Section 4.1.1 Choosing files

., Modula-2 scope operator, (refer to Section 14.4.3.7 The scope operators ::and .

.debug subdirectories, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

.esgdbinit, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

.gdbinit, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

.gnu_debuglink sections, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

.o files, reading symbols from, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

.os68gdbinit, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

.vxgdbinit, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

/proc, (refer to Section 20.1.2 SVR4 process information

? packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

@, referencing memory as an array, (refer to Section 10.3 Artificial arrays

^done, (refer to Section 26.6.1 gdb/mi Result Records

^error, (refer to Section 26.6.1 gdb/mi Result Records

^running, (refer to Section 26.6.1 gdb/mi Result Records

A packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

A

abbreviation, (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

acknowledgment, for gdb remote, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

actions, (refer to Section 12.1.4 Tracepoint Action Lists

active targets, (refer to Section 18.1 Active targets

adbg_find_memory_in_frame, (refer to Section E.5 Tracing on Symmetrix

add-shared-symbol-file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

add-symbol-file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

address of a symbol, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

advance location, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

Alpha stack, (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

AMD 29K register stack, (refer to Section 20.4.1 A29K

annotations, (refer to Section 27.1 What is an Annotation?

annotations for breakpoints, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

annotations for display, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

annotations for errors, warnings and interrupts, (refer to Section 27.7 Errors

annotations for frames, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

annotations for invalidation messages, (refer to Section 27.9 Invalidation Notices

annotations for prompts, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

annotations for running programs, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

annotations for source display, (refer to Section 27.11 Displaying Source

annotations for values, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

append, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

append data to a file, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

apropos, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

arg-begin, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

arg-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

arg-name-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

arg-value, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

arguments (to your program), (refer to Section 6.3 Your program's arguments

array-section-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

artificial array, (refer to Section 10.3 Artificial arrays

ASCII character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

assembly instructions, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

assignment, (refer to Section 16.1 Assignment to variables

async output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

AT&T disassembly flavor, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

attach, (refer to Section 6.7 Debugging an already-running process

automatic display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

automatic overlay debugging, (refer to Section 13.3 Automatic Overlay Debugging

automatic thread selection, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

awatch, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

B

b (break), (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

B packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

b packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

backtrace, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

backtraces, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

bell-style, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

break, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

break … thread threadno, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

break in overloaded functions, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

break, and Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2.1 Method Names in Commands

breakpoint, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

breakpoint commands, (refer to Section 7.1.7 Breakpoint command lists

breakpoint commands for gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

breakpoint conditions, (refer to Section 7.1.6 Break conditions

breakpoint numbers, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoint on events, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoint on memory address, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoint on variable modification, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoint ranges, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoint subroutine, remote, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

breakpoints and threads, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

breakpoints in overlays, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

breakpoints-headers, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

breakpoints-invalid, (refer to Section 27.9 Invalidation Notices

breakpoints-table, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

breakpoints-table-end, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

bt (backtrace), (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

bug criteria, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

bug reports, (refer to Section 28.2 How to report bugs

bugs in gdb, (refer to Chapter 28 Reporting Bugs in gdb

C

c (continue), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

c (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

C and C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1 C and C++

C and C++ checks, (refer to Section 14.4.1.5 C and C++type and range checks

C and C++ constants, (refer to Section 14.4.1.2 C and C++constants

C and C++ defaults, (refer to Section 14.4.1.4 C and C++defaults

C and C++ operators, (refer to Section 14.4.1.1 C and C++operators

c packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

C packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1 C and C++

C++ compilers, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

C++ exception handling, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

C++ scope resolution, (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

C++ symbol decoding style, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

C++ symbol display, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

C-L, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-o (operate-and-get-next), (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

C-x 1, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-x 2, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-x a, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-x A, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-x C-a, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

C-x s, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

call, (refer to Section 16.5 Calling program functions

call overloaded functions, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

call stack, (refer to Chapter 8 Examining the Stack

calling functions, (refer to Section 16.5 Calling program functions

calling make, (refer to Section 4.3 Shell commands

casts, to view memory, (refer to Section 10.1 Expressions

catch, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch catch, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch exceptions, list active handlers, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

catch exec, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch fork, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch load, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch throw, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch unload, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catch vfork, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

catchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

catchpoints, setting, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

cd, (refer to Section 6.5 Your program's working directory

cdir, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

character sets, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

checks, range, (refer to Section 14.3.1 An overview of type checking

checks, type, (refer to Section 14.3 Type and range checking

checksum, for gdb remote, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

choosing target byte order, (refer to Section 18.3 Choosing target byte order

clear, (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

clear, and Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2.1 Method Names in Commands

clearing breakpoints, watchpoints, catchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

close, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.2 close

collect (tracepoints), (refer to Section 12.1.4 Tracepoint Action Lists

collected data discarded, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

colon, doubled as scope operator, (refer to Section 14.4.3.7 The scope operators ::and .

colon-colon, context for variables/functions, (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

command editing, (refer to Section 29.2.1 Readline Bare Essentials

command files, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

command hooks, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

command interpreters, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

command line editing, (refer to Section 21.2 Command editing

commands, (refer to Section 7.1.7 Breakpoint command lists

commands, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

commands for C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

commands to STDBUG (ST2000), (refer to Section 20.3.13 Tandem ST2000

comment, (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

comment-begin, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

compatibility, gdb/mi and CLI, (refer to Section 26.5 gdb/mi Compatibility with CLI

compilation directory, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

compiling, on Sparclet, (refer to Section 20.3.11 Tsqware Sparclet

complete, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

completion, (refer to Section 5.2 Command completion

completion of quoted strings, (refer to Section 5.2 Command completion

completion-query-items, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

condition, (refer to Section 7.1.6 Break conditions

conditional breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.6 Break conditions

configuring gdb, (refer to Appendix B Installing gdb

configuring gdb, and source tree subdirectories, (refer to Appendix B Installing gdb

confirmation, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

connect (to STDBUG), (refer to Section 20.3.13 Tandem ST2000

console i/o as part of file-i/o, (refer to Section D.7.7 Console I/O

console interpreter, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

console output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

constants, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12 Constants

continue, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

continuing, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

continuing threads, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

control C, and remote debugging, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

controlling terminal, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

convenience variables, (refer to Section 10.9 Convenience variables

convenience variables for tracepoints, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

convert-meta, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

core, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

core dump file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

core-file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

crash of debugger, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

ctrl-c message, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.6 The Ctrl-C message

current directory, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

current stack frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

current thread, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

cwd, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

Cygwin-specific commands, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

D

d (delete), (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

d (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

D packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

d packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

data manipulation, in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

debug formats and C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

debug links, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

debugger crash, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

debugging C++ programs, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

debugging information directory, global, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

debugging information in separate files, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

debugging optimized code, (refer to Section 6.1 Compiling for debugging

debugging stub, example, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

debugging target, (refer to Chapter 18 Specifying a Debugging Target

define, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

defining macros interactively, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

definition, showing a macro's, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

delete, (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

delete breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

delete display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

delete mem, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

delete tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

deleting breakpoints, watchpoints, catchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.4 Deleting breakpoints

demangling, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

descriptor tables display, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

detach, (refer to Section 6.7 Debugging an already-running process

detach (remote), (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

device, (refer to Section 20.3.2.1 Connecting to Hitachi boards

dir, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

direct memory access (DMA) on MS-DOS, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

directories for source files, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

directory, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

directory, compilation, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

directory, current, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

dis (disable), (refer to Section 7.1.5 Disabling breakpoints

disable, (refer to Section 7.1.5 Disabling breakpoints

disable breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.5 Disabling breakpoints

disable display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

disable mem, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

disable tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.1.2 Enable and Disable Tracepoints

disable-completion, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

disassemble, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

disconnect, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

display of expressions, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

display-begin, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-end, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-expression, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-expression-end, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-format, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-number-end, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

display-value, (refer to Section 27.5 Displays

djgpp debugging, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

dll-symbols, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

DLLs with no debugging symbols, (refer to Section 20.1.4.1 Support for DLLs without debugging symbols

do (down), (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

document, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

documentation, (refer to Appendix A Formatting Documentation

Down, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

down, (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

down-silently, (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

download to H8/300 or H8/500, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

download to Hitachi SH, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

download to Sparclet, (refer to Section 20.3.11.3 Sparclet download

download to VxWorks, (refer to Section 20.2.1.2 VxWorks download

dump, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

dump all data collected at tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.2.2 tdump

dump data to a file, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

dump/restore files, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

dynamic linking, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

E

e (edit), (refer to Section 9.2 Editing source files

EBCDIC character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

echo, (refer to Section 22.4 Commands for controlled output

edit, (refer to Section 9.2 Editing source files

editing, (refer to Section 21.2 Command editing

editing command lines, (refer to Section 29.2.1 Readline Bare Essentials

editing source files, (refer to Section 9.2 Editing source files

editing-mode, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

else, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

elt, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

elt-rep, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

elt-rep-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

Emacs, (refer to Chapter 25 Using gdb under gnu Emacs

enable, (refer to Section 7.1.5 Disabling breakpoints

enable breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.5 Disabling breakpoints

enable display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

enable mem, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

enable tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.1.2 Enable and Disable Tracepoints

enable-keypad, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

end, (refer to Section 7.1.7 Breakpoint command lists

entering numbers, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

environment (of your program), (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

errno values, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12.3 Errno values

error, (refer to Section 27.7 Errors

error on valid input, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

error-begin, (refer to Section 27.7 Errors

event designators, (refer to Section 30.1.1 Event Designators

event handling, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

examining data, (refer to Chapter 10 Examining Data

examining memory, (refer to Section 10.5 Examining memory

exception handlers, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

exception handlers, how to list, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

exceptionHandler, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

exec-file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

executable file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

exited, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

exiting gdb, (refer to Section 4.2 Quitting gdb

expand-tilde, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

expanding preprocessor macros, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

expressions, (refer to Section 10.1 Expressions

expressions in C or C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1 C and C++

expressions in C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

expressions in Modula-2, (refer to Section 14.4.3 Modula-2

F

f (frame), (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

f (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

F packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

F reply packet, (refer to Section D.7.4 The Freply packet

F request packet, (refer to Section D.7.3 The Frequest packet

fatal signal, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

fatal signals, (refer to Section 7.3 Signals

fg (resume foreground execution), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

field, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

field-begin, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

field-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

field-name-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

field-value, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

file-i/o examples, (refer to Section D.7.13 File-I/O Examples

file-i/o overview, (refer to Section D.7.1 File-I/O Overview

File-I/O remote protocol extension, (refer to Section D.7 File-I/O remote protocol extension

file-i/o reply packet, (refer to Section D.7.4 The Freply packet

file-i/o request packet, (refer to Section D.7.3 The Frequest packet

find trace snapshot, (refer to Section 12.2.1 tfind n

finish, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

flinching, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

float promotion, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

floating point, (refer to Section 10.11 Floating point hardware

floating point registers, (refer to Section 10.10 Registers

floating point, MIPS remote, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

flush_i_cache, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

focus, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

focus of debugging, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

foo, (refer to Section 17.3 Errors reading symbol files

fork, debugging programs which call, (refer to Section 6.10 Debugging programs with multiple processes

format options, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

formatted output, (refer to Section 10.4 Output formats

Fortran, (refer to Chapter 2 Summary of gdb

forward-search, (refer to Section 9.3 Searching source files

frame number, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

frame pointer, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

frame, command, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

frame, definition, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

frame, selecting, (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

frame-address, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-address-end, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-args, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-begin, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-end, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-function-name, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-source-begin, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-source-end, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-source-file, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-source-file-end, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-source-line, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frame-where, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

frameless execution, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

frames-invalid, (refer to Section 27.9 Invalidation Notices

free memory information (MS-DOS), (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

fstat, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.8 stat/fstat

Fujitsu, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

full symbol tables, listing gdb's internal, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

function-call, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

functions without line info, and stepping, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

G packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

g packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

g++, gnu C++ compiler, (refer to Section 14.4.1 C and C++

G

garbled pointers, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

gcc and C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

gdb bugs, reporting, (refer to Section 28.2 How to report bugs

gdb reference card, (refer to Appendix A Formatting Documentation

gdb.ini, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

gdb/mi, breakpoint commands, (refer to Section 26.8 gdb/mi Breakpoint table commands

gdb/mi, compatibility with CLI, (refer to Section 26.5 gdb/mi Compatibility with CLI

gdb/mi, data manipulation, (refer to Section 26.9 gdb/mi Data Manipulation

gdb/mi, input syntax, (refer to Section 26.4.1 gdb/mi Input Syntax

gdb/mi, its purpose, (refer to Chapter 26 The gdb/mi Interface

gdb/mi, out-of-band records, (refer to Section 26.6.3 gdb/mi Out-of-band Records

gdb/mi, output syntax, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

gdb/mi, result records, (refer to Section 26.6.1 gdb/mi Result Records

gdb/mi, simple examples, (refer to Section 26.4.3 Simple Examples of gdb/mi Interaction

gdb/mi, stream records, (refer to Section 26.6.2 gdb/mi Stream Records

GDBHISTFILE, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

gdbserve.nlm, (refer to Section 19.3 Using the gdbserve.nlmprogram

gdbserver, (refer to Section 19.2 Using the gdbserverprogram

GDT, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

getDebugChar, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

gettimeofday, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.9 gettimeofday

global debugging information directory, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

gnu C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1 C and C++

gnu Emacs, (refer to Chapter 25 Using gdb under gnu Emacs

gnu_debuglink_crc32, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

H

h (help), (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

H packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

H8/300 or H8/500 download, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

handle, (refer to Section 7.3 Signals

handle_exception, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

handling signals, (refer to Section 7.3 Signals

hardware watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

hbreak, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

help, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

help target, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

help user-defined, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

heuristic-fence-post (Alpha, MIPS), (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

history events, (refer to Section 30.1.1 Event Designators

history expansion, (refer to Section 30.1 History Expansion

history expansion, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

history file, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

history number, (refer to Section 10.8 Value history

history save, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

history size, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

history substitution, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

history-preserve-point, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

Hitachi, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

Hitachi SH download, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

hook, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hook-, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hookpost, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hookpost-, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hooks, for commands, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hooks, post-command, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

hooks, pre-command, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

horizontal-scroll-mode, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

host character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

htrace disable, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace enable, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace info, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace mode continuous, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace mode suspend, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace print, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace qualifier, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace record, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace rewind, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace stop, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

htrace trigger, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

hwatch, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

I

i (info), (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

I packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

i packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

i/o, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

i386, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

i386-stub.c, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

IBM1047 character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

IDT, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

if, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

ignore, (refer to Section 7.1.6 Break conditions

ignore count (of breakpoint), (refer to Section 7.1.6 Break conditions

INCLUDE_RDB, (refer to Section 20.2.1 Using gdb with VxWorks

info, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

info address, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info all-registers, (refer to Section 10.10 Registers

info args, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

info breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

info catch, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

info classes, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info display, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

info dll, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

info dos, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

info extensions, (refer to Section 14.2 Displaying the language

info f (info frame), (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

info files, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

info float, (refer to Section 10.11 Floating point hardware

info frame, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

info frame, show the source language, (refer to Section 14.2 Displaying the language

info functions, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info line, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

info line, and Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2.1 Method Names in Commands

info locals, (refer to Section 8.4 Information about a frame

info macro, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

info mem, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

info or1k spr, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

info proc, (refer to Section 20.1.2 SVR4 process information

info proc mappings, (refer to Section 20.1.2 SVR4 process information

info program, (refer to Chapter 7 Stopping and Continuing

info registers, (refer to Section 10.10 Registers

info s (info stack), (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

info scope, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info selectors, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info set, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

info share, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

info sharedlibrary, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

info signals, (refer to Section 7.3 Signals

info source, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info source, show the source language, (refer to Section 14.2 Displaying the language

info sources, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info stack, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

info symbol, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info target, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

info terminal, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

info threads, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

info tracepoints, (refer to Section 12.1.5 Listing Tracepoints

info types, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info variables, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

info vector, (refer to Section 10.12 Vector Unit

info w32, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

info watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

info win, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

information about tracepoints, (refer to Section 12.1.5 Listing Tracepoints

inheritance, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

init file, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

init file name, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

initial frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

initialization file, readline, (refer to Section 29.3 Readline Init File

innermost frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

input syntax for gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.1 gdb/mi Input Syntax

input-meta, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

inspect, (refer to Chapter 10 Examining Data

installation, (refer to Appendix B Installing gdb

instructions, assembly, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

integral datatypes, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.11.1 Integral datatypes

Intel, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

Intel disassembly flavor, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

interaction, readline, (refer to Section 29.2 Readline Interaction

internal commands, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

internal gdb breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

interpreter-exec, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

interrupt, (refer to Section 4.2 Quitting gdb

interrupting remote programs, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

interrupting remote targets, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

invalid input, (refer to Section 28.1 Have you found a bug?

invoke another interpreter, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

isatty call, file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.8 The isatty(3) call

isatty, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.10 isatty

isearch-terminators, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

ISO 8859-1 character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

ISO Latin 1 character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

J

jump, (refer to Section 16.2 Continuing at a different address

jump, and Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2.1 Method Names in Commands

k packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

K

kernel object, (refer to Section 18.5 Kernel Object Display

kernel object display, (refer to Section 18.5 Kernel Object Display

keymap, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

kill, (refer to Section 6.8 Killing the child process

kill ring, (refer to Section 29.2.3 Readline Killing Commands

killing text, (refer to Section 29.2.3 Readline Killing Commands

KOD, (refer to Section 18.5 Kernel Object Display

L

l (list), (refer to Section 9.1 Printing source lines

languages, (refer to Chapter 14 Using gdb with Different Languages

last tracepoint number, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

latest breakpoint, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

layout asm, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

layout next, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

layout prev, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

layout regs, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

layout split, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

layout src, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

LDT, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

leaving gdb, (refer to Section 4.2 Quitting gdb

Left, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

limits, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12.5 Limits

linespec, (refer to Section 9.1 Printing source lines

list, (refer to Section 9.1 Printing source lines

list of supported file-i/o calls, (refer to Section D.7.10 List of supported calls

list output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

list, and Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2.1 Method Names in Commands

listing gdb's internal symbol tables, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

listing machine instructions, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

listing mapped overlays, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

load address, overlay's, (refer to Section 13.1 How Overlays Work

load filename, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

local variables, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

locate address, (refer to Section 10.4 Output formats

log output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

logging gdb output, (refer to Section 4.4 Logging output

lseek flags, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12.4 Lseek flags

lseek, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.5 lseek

M packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

m packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

M

m680x0, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

m68k-stub.c, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

machine instructions, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

macro define, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macro definition, showing, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macro expand, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macro expand-once, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macro expansion, showing the results of preprocessor, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macro undef, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macros, example of debugging with, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

macros, user-defined, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

maint info breakpoints, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint info psymtabs, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

maint info sections, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

maint info symtabs, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

maint internal-error, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint internal-warning, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print cooked-registers, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print dummy-frames, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print psymbols, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

maint print raw-registers, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print reggroups, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print register-groups, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print registers, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint print symbols, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

maint set profile, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maint show profile, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

maintenance commands, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

make, (refer to Section 4.3 Shell commands

manual overlay debugging, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

map an overlay, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

mapped, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

mapped address, (refer to Section 13.1 How Overlays Work

mapped overlays, (refer to Section 13.1 How Overlays Work

mark-modified-lines, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

mark-symlinked-directories, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

match-hidden-files, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

mem, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

member functions, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

memory models, H8/500, (refer to Section 20.3.3 H8/500

memory region attributes, (refer to Section 10.13 Memory region attributes

memory tracing, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

memory transfer, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.5 Memory transfer

memory, viewing as typed object, (refer to Section 10.1 Expressions

memory-mapped symbol file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

memset, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

meta-flag, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

mi interpreter, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

mi1 interpreter, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

mi2 interpreter, (refer to Chapter 23 Command Interpreters

minimal language, (refer to Section 14.5 Unsupported languages

Minimal symbols and DLLs, (refer to Section 20.1.4.1 Support for DLLs without debugging symbols

MIPS boards, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

MIPS remote floating point, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

MIPS remotedebug protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

MIPS stack, (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

mode_t values, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12.2 mode_t values

Modula-2, (refer to Chapter 2 Summary of gdb

Modula-2 built-ins, (refer to Section 14.4.3.2 Built-in functions and procedures

Modula-2 checks, (refer to Section 14.4.3.6 Modula-2 type and range checks

Modula-2 constants, (refer to Section 14.4.3.2 Built-in functions and procedures

Modula-2 defaults, (refer to Section 14.4.3.4 Modula-2 defaults

Modula-2 operators, (refer to Section 14.4.3.1 Operators

Modula-2, deviations from, (refer to Section 14.4.3.5 Deviations from standard Modula-2

Modula-2, gdb support, (refer to Section 14.4.3 Modula-2

Motorola 680x0, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

MS Windows debugging, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

MS-DOS system info, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

MS-DOS-specific commands, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

multiple processes, (refer to Section 6.10 Debugging programs with multiple processes

multiple targets, (refer to Section 18.1 Active targets

multiple threads, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

N

n (next), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

n (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

names of symbols, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

namespace in C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

native Cygwin debugging, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

native djgpp debugging, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

negative breakpoint numbers, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

New systag message, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

New systag message, on HP-UX, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

next, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

nexti, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

ni (nexti), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

notation, readline, (refer to Section 29.2.1 Readline Bare Essentials

notational conventions, for gdb/mi, (refer to Chapter 26 The gdb/mi Interface

notify output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

number representation, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

numbers for breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

O

object files, relocatable, reading symbols from, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

Objective-C, (refer to Section 14.4.2 Objective-C

online documentation, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

open flags, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.12.1 Open flags

open, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.1 open

OpenRISC 1000, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

OpenRISC 1000 htrace, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

optimized code, debugging, (refer to Section 6.1 Compiling for debugging

or1k boards, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

or1ksim, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

OS ABI, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

out-of-band records in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.6.3 gdb/mi Out-of-band Records

outermost frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

output, (refer to Section 22.4 Commands for controlled output

output formats, (refer to Section 10.4 Output formats

output syntax of gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

output-meta, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

overlay area, (refer to Section 13.1 How Overlays Work

overlay auto, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlay example program, (refer to Section 13.4 Overlay Sample Program

overlay load-target, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlay manual, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlay map-overlay, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlay off, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlay unmap-overlay, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overlays, (refer to Chapter 13 Debugging Programs That Use Overlays

overlays, setting breakpoints in, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

overload-choice, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

overloaded functions, calling, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

overloaded functions, overload resolution, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

overloading, (refer to Section 7.1.8 Breakpoint menus

overloading in C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

P packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

p packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

P

packets, reporting on stdout, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

page tables display (MS-DOS), (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

page-completions, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

partial symbol dump, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

partial symbol tables, listing gdb's internal, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

Pascal, (refer to Chapter 2 Summary of gdb

passcount, (refer to Section 12.1.3 Tracepoint Passcounts

patching binaries, (refer to Section 16.6 Patching programs

path, (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

pauses in output, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

PgDn, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

PgUp, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

physical address from linear address, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

pipes, (refer to Section 6.2 Starting your program

pointer values, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.11.2 Pointer values

pointer, finding referent, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

post-commands, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

post-overload-choice, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

post-prompt, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

post-prompt-for-continue, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

post-query, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

pre-commands, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

pre-overload-choice, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

pre-prompt, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

pre-prompt-for-continue, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

pre-query, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

preprocessor macro expansion, showing the results of, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

print, (refer to Chapter 10 Examining Data

print an Objective-C object description, (refer to Section 14.4.2.2 The Print Command With Objective-C

print settings, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

printf, (refer to Section 22.4 Commands for controlled output

printing data, (refer to Chapter 10 Examining Data

process image, (refer to Section 20.1.2 SVR4 process information

processes, multiple, (refer to Section 6.10 Debugging programs with multiple processes

profiling GDB, (refer to Appendix C Maintenance Commands

prompt, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

prompt, (refer to Section 21.1 Prompt

prompt-for-continue, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

protocol basics, file-i/o, (refer to Section D.7.2 Protocol basics

protocol specific representation of datatypes, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.11 Protocol specific representation of datatypes

protocol, gdb remote serial, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

ptype, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

putDebugChar, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

pwd, (refer to Section 6.5 Your program's working directory

Q

q (quit), (refer to Section 4.2 Quitting gdb

q (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

Q packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

q packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

query, (refer to Section 27.6 Annotation for gdb Input

quit, (refer to Section 27.7 Errors

quit [expression], (refer to Section 4.2 Quitting gdb

quotes in commands, (refer to Section 5.2 Command completion

quoting names, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

R

r (run), (refer to Section 6.2 Starting your program

r (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

R packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

r packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

raise exceptions, (refer to Section 7.1.3 Setting catchpoints

range checking, (refer to Section 14.3.1 An overview of type checking

ranges of breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

rbreak, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

read, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.3 read

reading symbols from relocatable object files, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

reading symbols immediately, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

readline, (refer to Section 21.2 Command editing

readnow, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

recent tracepoint number, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

record, (refer to Section 27.8 Information on Breakpoints

redirection, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

reference card, (refer to Appendix A Formatting Documentation

reference declarations, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

refresh, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

register stack, AMD29K, (refer to Section 20.4.1 A29K

registers, (refer to Section 10.10 Registers

regular expression, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

reloading symbols, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

reloading the overlay table, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

relocatable object files, reading symbols from, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

remote connection without stubs, (refer to Section 19.2 Using the gdbserverprogram

remote debugging, (refer to Section 18.4 Remote debugging

remote programs, interrupting, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

remote protocol, field separator, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

remote serial debugging summary, (refer to Section 19.5.3 Putting it all together

remote serial debugging, overview, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

remote serial protocol, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

remote serial stub, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

remote serial stub list, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

remote serial stub, initialization, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

remote serial stub, main routine, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

remote stub, example, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

remote stub, support routines, (refer to Section 19.5.2 What you must do for the stub

remotedebug, MIPS protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

remotetimeout, (refer to Section 20.3.11 Tsqware Sparclet

remove actions from a tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.1.4 Tracepoint Action Lists

rename, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.6 rename

repeating command sequences, (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

repeating commands, (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

reporting bugs in gdb, (refer to Chapter 28 Reporting Bugs in gdb

response time, MIPS debugging, (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

restore, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

restore data from a file, (refer to Section 10.14 Copy between memory and a file

result records in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.6.1 gdb/mi Result Records

resuming execution, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

RET (repeat last command), (refer to Section 5.1 Command syntax

retransmit-timeout, MIPS protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

return, (refer to Section 16.4 Returning from a function

returning from a function, (refer to Section 16.4 Returning from a function

reverse-search, (refer to Section 9.3 Searching source files

Right, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

run, (refer to Section 6.2 Starting your program

running, (refer to Section 6.2 Starting your program

running and debugging Sparclet programs, (refer to Section 20.3.11.4 Running and debugging

running VxWorks tasks, (refer to Section 20.2.1.3 Running tasks

running, on Sparclet, (refer to Section 20.3.11 Tsqware Sparclet

rwatch, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

S

s (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

s (step), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

S packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

s packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

save tracepoints for future sessions, (refer to Section 12.2.3 save-tracepoints filename

save-tracepoints, (refer to Section 12.2.3 save-tracepoints filename

saving symbol table, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

scope, (refer to Section 14.4.3.7 The scope operators ::and .

search, (refer to Section 9.3 Searching source files

searching, (refer to Section 9.3 Searching source files

section, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

segment descriptor tables, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

select trace snapshot, (refer to Section 12.2.1 tfind n

select-frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

selected frame, (refer to Chapter 8 Examining the Stack

selecting frame silently, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

separate debugging information files, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

sequence-id, for gdb remote, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

serial connections, debugging, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

serial device, Hitachi micros, (refer to Section 20.3.2.1 Connecting to Hitachi boards

serial line speed, Hitachi micros, (refer to Section 20.3.2.1 Connecting to Hitachi boards

serial line, target remote, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

serial protocol, gdb remote, (refer to Section D.1 Overview

server prefix for annotations, (refer to Section 27.2 The Server Prefix

set, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

set args, (refer to Section 6.3 Your program's arguments

set auto-solib-add, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

set auto-solib-limit, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

set backtrace-below-main, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

set charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

set check range, (refer to Section 14.3.2 An overview of range checking

set check type, (refer to Section 14.3.1 An overview of type checking

set check, range, (refer to Section 14.3.2 An overview of range checking

set check, type, (refer to Section 14.3.1 An overview of type checking

set coerce-float-to-double, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

set complaints, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

set confirm, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

set cp-abi, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

set debug arch, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug event, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug expression, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug frame, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug overload, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug remote, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug serial, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug target, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug varobj, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

set debug-file-directory, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

set debugevents, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set debugexceptions, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set debugexec, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set debugmemory, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set demangle-style, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set disassembly-flavor, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

set editing, (refer to Section 21.2 Command editing

set endian auto, (refer to Section 18.3 Choosing target byte order

set endian big, (refer to Section 18.3 Choosing target byte order

set endian little, (refer to Section 18.3 Choosing target byte order

set environment, (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

set extension-language, (refer to Section 14.2 Displaying the language

set follow-fork-mode, (refer to Section 6.10 Debugging programs with multiple processes

set gnutarget, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

set height, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

set history expansion, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

set history filename, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

set history save, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

set history size, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

set host-charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

set input-radix, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

set language, (refer to Section 14.1.2 Setting the working language

set listsize, (refer to Section 9.1 Printing source lines

set logging, (refer to Section 4.4 Logging output

set machine, (refer to Section 20.3.2.3 Special gdb commands for Hitachi micros

set max-user-call-depth, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

set memory mod, (refer to Section 20.3.3 H8/500

set mipsfpu, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

set new-console, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set new-group, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set opaque-type-resolution, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

set osabi, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

set output-radix, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

set overload-resolution, (refer to Section 14.4.1.7 gdb features for C++

set print address, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print array, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print asm-demangle, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print demangle, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print elements, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print max-symbolic-offset, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print null-stop, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print object, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print pretty, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print sevenbit-strings, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print static-members, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print symbol-filename, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print union, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set print vtbl, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

set processor args, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

set prompt, (refer to Section 21.1 Prompt

set remote hardware-breakpoint-limit, (refer to Section 19.4 Remote configuration

set remote hardware-watchpoint-limit, (refer to Section 19.4 Remote configuration

set remote system-call-allowed 0, (refer to Section D.7.9 The system(3) call

set remote system-call-allowed 1, (refer to Section D.7.9 The system(3) call

set remotedebug, MIPS protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

set retransmit-timeout, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

set rstack_high_address, (refer to Section 20.4.1 A29K

set shell, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

set solib-absolute-prefix, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

set solib-search-path, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

set step-mode, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

set symbol-reloading, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

set target-charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

set timeout, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

set tracepoint, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

set trust-readonly-sections, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

set tui active-border-mode, (refer to Section 24.5 TUI configuration variables

set tui border-kind, (refer to Section 24.5 TUI configuration variables

set tui border-mode, (refer to Section 24.5 TUI configuration variables

set variable, (refer to Section 16.1 Assignment to variables

set verbose, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

set width, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

set write, (refer to Section 16.6 Patching programs

set_debug_traps, (refer to Section 19.5.1 What the stub can do for you

setting variables, (refer to Section 16.1 Assignment to variables

setting watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

SH, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

sh-stub.c, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

share, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

shared libraries, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

sharedlibrary, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

shell, (refer to Section 4.3 Shell commands

shell escape, (refer to Section 4.3 Shell commands

show, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

show args, (refer to Section 6.3 Your program's arguments

show auto-solib-add, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

show auto-solib-limit, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

show backtrace-below-main, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

show charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

show check range, (refer to Section 14.3.2 An overview of range checking

show check type, (refer to Section 14.3.1 An overview of type checking

show complaints, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

show confirm, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

show convenience, (refer to Section 10.9 Convenience variables

show copying, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

show cp-abi, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

show debug arch, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug event, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug expression, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug frame, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug overload, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug remote, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug serial, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug target, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug varobj, (refer to Section 21.8 Optional messages about internal happenings

show debug-file-directory, (refer to Section 17.2 Debugging Information in Separate Files

show demangle-style, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show directories, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

show editing, (refer to Section 21.2 Command editing

show environment, (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

show gnutarget, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

show height, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

show history, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

show host-charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

show input-radix, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

show language, (refer to Section 14.2 Displaying the language

show listsize, (refer to Section 9.1 Printing source lines

show logging, (refer to Section 4.4 Logging output

show machine, (refer to Section 20.3.2.3 Special gdb commands for Hitachi micros

show max-user-call-depth, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

show mipsfpu, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

show new-console, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

show new-group, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

show opaque-type-resolution, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

show osabi, (refer to Section 21.6 Configuring the current ABI

show output-radix, (refer to Section 21.5 Numbers

show paths, (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

show print address, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print array, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print asm-demangle, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print demangle, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print elements, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print max-symbolic-offset, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print object, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print pretty, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print sevenbit-strings, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print static-members, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print symbol-filename, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print union, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show print vtbl, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

show processor, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

show prompt, (refer to Section 21.1 Prompt

show remote system-call-allowed, (refer to Section D.7.9 The system(3) call

show remotedebug, MIPS protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

show retransmit-timeout, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

show rstack_high_address, (refer to Section 20.4.1 A29K

show shell, (refer to Section 20.1.4 Features for Debugging MS Windows PE executables

show solib-absolute-prefix, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

show solib-search-path, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

show symbol-reloading, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

show target-charset, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

show timeout, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

show user, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

show values, (refer to Section 10.8 Value history

show verbose, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

show version, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

show warranty, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

show width, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

show write, (refer to Section 16.6 Patching programs

show-all-if-ambiguous, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

shows, (refer to Section 21.3 Command history

si (stepi), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

signal, (refer to Section 16.3 Giving your program a signal

signal, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signal-handler-caller, (refer to Section 27.4 Frames

signal-name, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signal-name-end, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signal-string, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signal-string-end, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signalled, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

signals, (refer to Section 7.3 Signals

silent, (refer to Section 7.1.7 Breakpoint command lists

sim, (refer to Section 20.3.14 Zilog Z8000

simulator, Z8000, (refer to Section 20.3.14 Zilog Z8000

size of screen, (refer to Section 21.4 Screen size

software watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

source, (refer to Section 27.11 Displaying Source

source, (refer to Section 22.3 Command files

source path, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

Sparc, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

sparc-stub.c, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

sparcl-stub.c, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

Sparclet, (refer to Section 20.3.11 Tsqware Sparclet

SparcLite, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

speed, (refer to Section 20.3.2.1 Connecting to Hitachi boards

spr, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

ST2000 auxiliary commands, (refer to Section 20.3.13 Tandem ST2000

st2000 cmd, (refer to Section 20.3.13 Tandem ST2000

stack frame, (refer to Section 8.1 Stack frames

stack on Alpha, (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

stack on MIPS, (refer to Section 20.4.3 MIPS

stack traces, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

stacking targets, (refer to Section 18.1 Active targets

start a new trace experiment, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

starting, (refer to Section 6.2 Starting your program

starting, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

stat, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.8 stat/fstat

status of trace data collection, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

status output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

STDBUG commands (ST2000), (refer to Section 20.3.13 Tandem ST2000

step, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

stepi, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

stepping, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

stepping into functions with no line info, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

stop a running trace experiment, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

stop reply packets, (refer to Section D.3 Stop Reply Packets

stop, a pseudo-command, (refer to Section 22.2 User-defined command hooks

stopped threads, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

stopping, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

stream records in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.6.2 gdb/mi Stream Records

struct stat, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.11.3 struct stat

struct timeval, in file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.11.4 struct timeval

stub example, remote debugging, (refer to Section 19.5 Implementing a remote stub

stupid questions, (refer to Section 21.7 Optional warnings and messages

switching threads, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

switching threads automatically, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

symbol decoding style, C++, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

symbol dump, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

symbol from address, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

symbol names, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

symbol overloading, (refer to Section 7.1.8 Breakpoint menus

symbol table, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

symbol tables, listing gdb's internal, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

symbol-file, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

symbols, reading from relocatable object files, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

symbols, reading immediately, (refer to Section 17.1 Commands to specify files

sysinfo, (refer to Section 20.1.3 Features for Debugging djgpp Programs

system call, file-i/o protocol, (refer to Section D.7.9 The system(3) call

system, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.11 system

t packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

T packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

T packet reply, (refer to Section D.3 Stop Reply Packets

T

target, (refer to Chapter 18 Specifying a Debugging Target

target abug, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target array, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target byte order, (refer to Section 18.3 Choosing target byte order

target character set, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

target core, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

target cpu32bug, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target dbug, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target ddb port, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target dink32, (refer to Section 20.3.8 PowerPC

target e7000, with H8/300, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

target e7000, with Hitachi ICE, (refer to Section 20.3.2.2 Using the E7000 in-circuit emulator

target e7000, with Hitachi SH, (refer to Section 20.3.10 Hitachi SH

target est, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target exec, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

target hms, and serial protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.2.1 Connecting to Hitachi boards

target hms, with H8/300, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

target hms, with Hitachi SH, (refer to Section 20.3.10 Hitachi SH

target jtag, (refer to Section 20.3.7 OpenRISC 1000

target lsi port, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target m32r, (refer to Section 20.3.4 Mitsubishi M32R/D

target mips port, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target nrom, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

target op50n, (refer to Section 20.3.9 HP PA Embedded

target output in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.4.2 gdb/mi Output Syntax

target pmon port, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target ppcbug, (refer to Section 20.3.8 PowerPC

target ppcbug1, (refer to Section 20.3.8 PowerPC

target r3900, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

target rdi, (refer to Section 20.3.1 ARM

target rdp, (refer to Section 20.3.1 ARM

target remote, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

target rom68k, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target rombug, (refer to Section 20.3.5 M68k

target sds, (refer to Section 20.3.8 PowerPC

target sh3, with H8/300, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

target sh3, with SH, (refer to Section 20.3.10 Hitachi SH

target sh3e, with H8/300, (refer to Section 20.3.2 Hitachi H8/300

target sh3e, with SH, (refer to Section 20.3.10 Hitachi SH

target sim, (refer to Section 18.2 Commands for managing targets

target sim, with Z8000, (refer to Section 20.3.14 Zilog Z8000

target sparclite, (refer to Section 20.3.12 Fujitsu Sparclite

target vxworks, (refer to Section 20.2.1 Using gdb with VxWorks

target w89k, (refer to Section 20.3.9 HP PA Embedded

tbreak, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

TCP port, target remote, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

tdump, (refer to Section 12.2.2 tdump

terminal, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

tfind, (refer to Section 12.2.1 tfind n

thbreak, (refer to Section 7.1.1 Setting breakpoints

this, inside C++ member functions, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

thread apply, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

thread breakpoints, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

thread identifier (GDB), (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

thread identifier (system), (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

thread identifier (system), on HP-UX, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

thread number, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

thread threadno, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

threads and watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

threads of execution, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

threads, automatic switching, (refer to Section 6.9 Debugging programs with multiple threads

threads, continuing, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

threads, stopped, (refer to Section 7.4 Stopping and starting multi-thread programs

timeout, MIPS protocol, (refer to Section 20.3.6 MIPS Embedded

trace, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

trace experiment, status of, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

tracebacks, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

tracepoint actions, (refer to Section 12.1.4 Tracepoint Action Lists

tracepoint data, display, (refer to Section 12.2.2 tdump

tracepoint deletion, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

tracepoint number, (refer to Section 12.1.1 Create and Delete Tracepoints

tracepoint pass count, (refer to Section 12.1.3 Tracepoint Passcounts

tracepoint variables, (refer to Section 12.3 Convenience Variables for Tracepoints

tracepoints, (refer to Chapter 12 Tracepoints

translating between character sets, (refer to Section 10.15 Character Sets

tstart, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

tstatus, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

tstop, (refer to Section 12.1.6 Starting and Stopping Trace Experiment

tty, (refer to Section 6.6 Your program's input and output

TUI, (refer to Chapter 24 gdb Text User Interface

TUI commands, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

TUI configuration variables, (refer to Section 24.5 TUI configuration variables

TUI key bindings, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

TUI single key mode, (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

type casting memory, (refer to Section 10.1 Expressions

type checking, (refer to Section 14.3 Type and range checking

type conversions in C++, (refer to Section 14.4.1.3 C++expressions

U

u (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

u (until), (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

UDP port, target remote, (refer to Section 19.1 Connecting to a remote target

undisplay, (refer to Section 10.6 Automatic display

unknown address, locating, (refer to Section 10.4 Output formats

unlink, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.7 unlink

unmap an overlay, (refer to Section 13.2 Overlay Commands

unmapped overlays, (refer to Section 13.1 How Overlays Work

unset environment, (refer to Section 6.4 Your program's environment

unsupported languages, (refer to Section 14.5 Unsupported languages

until, (refer to Section 7.2 Continuing and stepping

Up, (refer to Section 24.2 TUI Key Bindings

up, (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

up-silently, (refer to Section 8.3 Selecting a frame

update, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

user-defined command, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

user-defined macros, (refer to Chapter 11 C Preprocessor Macros

V

v (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

value history, (refer to Section 10.8 Value history

value-begin, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

value-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

value-history-begin, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

value-history-end, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

value-history-value, (refer to Section 27.3 Values

variable name conflict, (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

variable objects in gdb/mi, (refer to Section 26.18 gdb/mi Variable Objects

variable values, wrong, (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

variables, readline, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

variables, setting, (refer to Section 16.1 Assignment to variables

vector unit, (refer to Section 10.12 Vector Unit

version number, (refer to Section 5.3 Getting help

visible-stats, (refer to Section 29.3.1 Readline Init File Syntax

VxWorks, (refer to Section 20.2.1 Using gdb with VxWorks

vxworks-timeout, (refer to Section 20.2.1 Using gdb with VxWorks

W

w (SingleKey TUI key), (refer to Section 24.3 TUI Single Key Mode

watch, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

watchpoint, (refer to Section 27.10 Running the Program

watchpoints, (refer to Section 7.1 Breakpoints, watchpoints, and catchpoints

watchpoints and threads, (refer to Section 7.1.2 Setting watchpoints

whatis, (refer to Chapter 15 Examining the Symbol Table

where, (refer to Section 8.2 Backtraces

while, (refer to Section 22.1 User-defined commands

while-stepping (tracepoints), (refer to Section 12.1.4 Tracepoint Action Lists

wild pointer, interpreting, (refer to Section 10.7 Print settings

winheight, (refer to Section 24.4 TUI specific commands

word completion, (refer to Section 5.2 Command completion

working directory, (refer to Section 9.4 Specifying source directories

working directory (of your program), (refer to Section 6.5 Your program's working directory

working language, (refer to Chapter 14 Using gdb with Different Languages

write, file-i/o system call, (refer to Section D.7.10.4 write

writing into corefiles, (refer to Section 16.6 Patching programs

writing into executables, (refer to Section 16.6 Patching programs

wrong values, (refer to Section 10.2 Program variables

X

x (examine memory), (refer to Section 10.5 Examining memory

X packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

x(examine), and info line, (refer to Section 9.5 Source and machine code

Y

yanking text, (refer to Section 29.2.3 Readline Killing Commands

z packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z packets, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z0 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

z0 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z1 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

z1 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z2 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

z2 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z3 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

z3 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z4 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

z4 packet, (refer to Section D.2 Packets

Z

Z8000, (refer to Section 20.3.14 Zilog Z8000

Zilog Z8000 simulator, (refer to Section 20.3.14 Zilog Z8000

{type}, (refer to Section 10.1 Expressions