Zen and the Art of Debugging C/C++ in Linux with GDB

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This tutorial will give you a basic idea how to debug a program in Linux using GDB. As you are aware, Visual Studio doesn’t run on Linux so you have to use some of the tools provided on the command-line.

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Submitted delicious on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 13:32.
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Very newbie-oriented
Submitted by vonbrand on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 14:36.

Come on, Visual Studio isn't that great... and there are graphical tools under Linux for all this. A the very least, from emacs or xemacs you can control gdb and make just fine.

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