debugging run-time Unix C programs
mike.stefanik
mike at bria.UUCP
Fri May 10 07:43:02 AEST 1991
In an article, Erich_S_Proudfit at cup.portal.com writes:
>
>I would like some help debugging a 'C' program on a Unix system. What are the
>names of the debuggers on Unix that will help me debug a program in run-time?
Well, since all UNIX systems were not created equal, you may or may not have
access to the three standard ones. There is adb, which is rather bare-bones
and cryptic; there is sdb which is bare-bones, cryptic, but provides source
references; and there is dbx which is a bit nicer (IMHO) than the other two.
Of course, you may have third party debuggers as well as vendor added
goodies, but these are three that I'm familiar with.
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