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gdb(1)									gdb(1)

NAME
       gdb - HP WDB, the HP supported implementation of the GNU Debugger (GDB)

SYNOPSIS
       executable-name]	 corefile-name] option] option] device] level] interp]
	      directory]  directory]  directory]  filename]   executable-name]
	      filename] bps]

DESCRIPTION
       enables	you  to	 view  the  process  state  of a program at a specific
       instant of program execution, or program crash.	You can use  to	 debug
       programs	 that are written in C, C++, and Fortran.  also provides mini‐
       mal support for debugging Java programs.

       To debug a program using GDB, complete the following tasks:

       ·  Load the executable with any arguments that are required.

       ·  Stop the program execution by placing required  breakpoints  in  the
	  code.

       ·  Examine  the	process	 state	of the program, when the program stops
	  execution.

       The HP implementation of the open source debugger (HP WDB) additionally
       provides the following advanced debugging capabilities:

       ·  Memory Debugging Capabilities
       ·  Thread Debugging Capabilities
       ·  Debugging of Optimized Code
       ·  Enhanced Corefile Debugging

       To invoke enter the following command at the shell prompt:

       To  invoke the online help for the commands in enter the following com‐
       mand at prompt:

       For more information on the command line options for enter the  follow‐
       ing command at the shell prompt:

   Options
       When  invoking you can specify the command line options and the associ‐
       ated arguments, as follows:

       For example:

       analyzes the core, filename.

       The following command line options are available for

       Lists all command line options, with brief explanations.

       Invokes	      on the specified	executable,  executable-
		      name.    You  can	 additionally  use  this
		      option in a corefile debugging session  to
		      examine the data.

       Attaches to the specified process,
		      procID, for debugging.

       Examines	 the  core  that  is dumped in the
       file,
		      corefile-name.

       Debugs a	 corefile  that	 is  generated	by
       dumpcore command on 11.22 system.

       Monitors program execution and invokes
		      when  the	 program execution
		      is about to abort.  Once the
		      debugger is invoked, you can
		      debug the application  using
		      the   normal  debugger  com‐
		      mands.  This option  enables
		      you  to debug a live process
		      instead of analyzing a  core
		      dump.

		      To  monitor  a  new process,
		      enter the following command:

		      To monitor and attach  to	 a
		      running  process,	 enter the
		      following command:

       Invokes	      and enables leak detection.

       Invokes	      and enables inline debugging
		      with the appropriate mode of
		      setting	 breakpoints	on
		      inline functions.

       Sets  the  source  level	 debugging feature
       when the program is compiled without
		      When the program is compiled
		      without  the  debugger  uses
		      the   minimal   line   table
		      information  that	 is avail‐
		      able,  to	 provide   limited
		      source	level	debugging.
		      This  option  is	 available
		      only on Integrity systems.

		      Valid options for are:

		      Source  level  debugging	is
		      not available when the  pro‐
		      gram is compiled without

		      Source  level  debugging	is
		      available for all the source
		      files except the source
				files  in the sys‐
				tem	libraries.
				This	option	is
				the  default  set‐
				ting,	 when	no
				options are speci‐
				fied.

		      Source  level  debugging	is
		      available for all the source
		      files.

       Invokes	      with   the   terminal   user
		      interface

       Invokes	      and uses as the stan‐
		      dard input and output
		      for the program.

       Invokes	      in the  XDB  compati‐
		      bility   mode,  which
		      allows  the   limited
		      use  of some XDB com‐
		      mands.

       Enables support for  additional	dbx
       commands such as
		      and  (different  from
		      the command in

       Prints the version  number  and	the
       introductory message.

       The quiet mode suppresses the
       printing of introductory	 and
       copyright messages
		      in  These mes‐
		      sages are also
		      suppressed  in
		      the      batch
		      mode.

       Sets   the  annotation  level
       inside
		      (similar	  to
		      the  set anno‐
		      tate     level
		      command).
		      Annotation
		      level controls
		      the extent  of
		      information
		      that	  is
		      printed	  by
		      such  as	 the
		      values	  of
		      expressions,
		      source  lines,
		      and      other
		      types  of out‐
		      put.  The lev‐
		      els are:

		      0	 is the nor‐
			 mal default
			 output.
		      1	 is	 for
			 cases	when
			 is run as a
			 subprocess
			 of	 gnu
			 Emacs.
		      2	 is the max‐
			 imum  anno‐
			 tation	 for
			 programs
			 that	con‐
			 trol	such
			 as

       Uses the interpreter,
		      for  interface
		      with  the con‐
		      trolling	pro‐
		      gram	  or
		      device.	This
		      option	  is
		      meant  to	  be
		      set   by	pro‐
		      grams    which
		      communicate
		      with by  using
		      it  as  a back
		      end.

		      For   example,
		      causes  to use
		      the interface.

       Adds the directory,
		      to  the
		      direc‐
		      tory
		      list‐
		      ings in
		      the
		      search
		      path
		      when
		      search‐
		      ing for
		      source
		      files.

       Adds the directory,
		      to  the
		      direc‐
		      tory
		      list‐
		      ings in
		      the
		      search
		      path
		      when
		      search‐
		      ing for
		      object
		      files.

       Runs	      using
		      the
		      direc‐
		      tory,
		      direc‐
		      tory,
		      instead
		      of
		      the
		      cur‐
		      rent
		      work‐
		      ing
		      direc‐
		      tory.

       Suppresses  the
       mapping of  all
       shared
       libraries in  a
       process as pri‐
       vate
		      (regard‐
		      less
		      of
		      whether
		      the
		      com‐
		      mand
		      is
		      run
		      for
		      a
		      par‐
		      tic‐
		      u‐
		      lar
		      shared
		      library
		      with
		      the
		      option,
		      or
		      not.).
		      This
		      option
		      enables
		      new
		      func‐
		      tions
		      in
		      the
		      dynamic
		      loader
		      (patch
		      PHSSS_33110
		      or
		      later)
		      to
		      des‐
		      ig‐
		      nate
		      indi‐
		      vid‐
		      ual
		      shared
		      libraries
		      for
		      debug‐
		      ging.

		      The
		      option
		      ensures
		      that
		      the
		      text
		      seg‐
		      ments
		      of
		      all
		      the
		      shared
		      libraries
		      are
		      shared
		      across
		      the
		      sys‐
		      tem.
		      You
		      can
		      use
		      this
		      option
		      to
		      limit
		      the
		      pri‐
		      vate
		      map‐
		      ping
		      of
		      the
		      shared
		      libraries
		      that
		      are
		      explic‐
		      itly
		      des‐
		      ig‐
		      nated
		      for
		      debug‐
		      ging
		      by
		      or
		      the
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able.

       Reads
       symbol
       table
       from
       file	      file‐
		      name.

       Reads
       symbol
       table
       from	      exe‐
		      cutable-
		      name
		      file
		      and
		      use
		      it
		      as
		      the
		      exe‐
		      cutable
		      file.

       Enables	      to
		      store
		      the
		      sym‐
		      bols
		      in
		      the
		      exe‐
		      cutable
		      in
		      a
		      re‐
		      us‐
		      able
		      mem‐
		      ory-
		      mapped
		      file
		      if
		      mem‐
		      ory-
		      mapped
		      files
		      are
		      avail‐
		      able
		      on
		      the
		      sys‐
		      tem
		      through
		      the
		      mmap
		      sys‐
		      tem
		      call.

		      For
		      exam‐
		      ple,
		      when
		      debug‐
		      ging
		      an
		      exe‐
		      cutable,
		      the
		      mapped
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      file
		      is
		      This
		      file
		      is
		      used
		      in
		      future
		      ses‐
		      sions
		      to
		      quickly
		      map
		      the
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      infor‐
		      ma‐
		      tion
		      in
		      the
		      file
		      instead
		      of
		      read‐
		      ing
		      the
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      ta‐
		      ble
		      from
		      the
		      exe‐
		      cutable.
		      The
		      file
		      is
		      spe‐
		      cific
		      to
		      the
		      host
		      machine
		      where
		      is
		      run.
		      The
		      mapped
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      file
		      holds
		      an
		      exact
		      image
		      of
		      the
		      inter‐
		      nal
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      ta‐
		      ble.
		      This
		      file
		      can‐
		      not
		      be
		      shared
		      across
		      mul‐
		      ti‐
		      ple
		      host
		      plat‐
		      forms.
		      (This
		      option
		      may
		      or
		      may
		      not
		      be
		      sup‐
		      ported
		      on
		      all
		      oper‐
		      at‐
		      ing
		      sys‐
		      tems.)

       Enables
       imme‐
       di‐
       ate
       read
       of
       the
       sym‐
       bol
       ta‐
       ble
       from
       the
       sym‐
       bol
       file	      instead
		      of
		      the
		      default
		      mode
		      of
		      read‐
		      ing
		      the
		      sym‐
		      bol
		      ta‐
		      ble
		      incre‐
		      men‐
		      tally.
		      This
		      results
		      in
		      slower
		      startup
		      time.
		      How‐
		      ever,
		      the
		      future
		      oper‐
		      a‐
		      tions
		      are
		      faster.

       Exe‐
       cutes	      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      the
		      com‐
		      mand
		      file,
		      file‐
		      name.

       Exe‐
       cutes
       the	      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      the
		      com‐
		      mand
		      files
		      that
		      are
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied
		      with
		      (Also
		      appli‐
		      ca‐
		      ble
		      for
		      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      if
		      the
		      ini‐
		      tial‐
		      iza‐
		      tion
		      files
		      are
		      not
		      inhib‐
		      ited
		      with

		      Exits
		      with
		      sta‐
		      tus,
		      '0'
		      if
		      all
		      the
		      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      the
		      file
		      are
		      suc‐
		      cess‐
		      fully
		      exe‐
		      cuted.
		      Exits
		      with
		      a
		      non-
		      zero
		      sta‐
		      tus,
		      if
		      any
		      errors
		      are
		      encoun‐
		      tered,
		      when
		      exe‐
		      cut‐
		      ing
		      the
		      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      the
		      file.
		      The
		      "Pro‐
		      gram
		      exited
		      nor‐
		      mally."
		      noti‐
		      fi‐
		      ca‐
		      tion
		      is
		      not
		      issued
		      if
		      a
		      pro‐
		      gram
		      exits
		      nor‐
		      mally
		      in
		      the
		      batch
		      mode.

       Skips
       exe‐
       cu‐
       tion
       of
       the
       com‐
       mands
       from
       the
       ini‐
       tial‐
       iza‐
       tion
       files	      If
		      this
		      option
		      is
		      not
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied,
		      the
		      com‐
		      mands
		      in
		      the
		      ini‐
		      tial‐
		      iza‐
		      tion
		      files
		      are
		      exe‐
		      cuted
		      after
		      all
		      the
		      com‐
		      mand
		      options
		      and
		      argu‐
		      ments
		      are
		      pro‐
		      cessed.

       Directs
       Emacs
       to
       set
       the
       option
       for
       run‐
       ning	      as
		      a
		      sub-
		      process.
		      Emacs
		      directs
		      to
		      report
		      the
		      com‐
		      plete
		      file
		      names
		      and
		      the
		      line
		      num‐
		      bers
		      in
		      a
		      stan‐
		      dard
		      for‐
		      mat,
		      when
		      dis‐
		      play‐
		      ing
		      the
		      stack
		      frame
		      (includes
		      every
		      instance
		      that
		      the
		      pro‐
		      gram
		      exe‐
		      cu‐
		      tion
		      stops
		      within
		      The
		      stan‐
		      dard
		      for‐
		      mat
		      for
		      report‐
		      ing
		      the
		      file
		      names
		      and
		      the
		      line
		      num‐
		      bers
		      is
		      to
		      dis‐
		      play
		      two
		      `\\032'
		      char‐
		      ac‐
		      ters,
		      fol‐
		      lowed
		      by
		      the
		      file
		      name,
		      the
		      line
		      num‐
		      ber
		      and
		      the
		      char‐
		      ac‐
		      ter
		      posi‐
		      tion,
		      sep‐
		      a‐
		      rated
		      by
		      colon
		      (The
		      lines
		      are
		      sep‐
		      a‐
		      rated
		      by
		      a
		      new‐
		      line
		      char‐
		      ac‐
		      ter.).
		      The
		      two
		      `\\032'
		      char‐
		      ac‐
		      ters
		      are
		      used
		      as
		      a
		      sig‐
		      nal,
		      by
		      the
		      Emacs-
		      to-
		      inter‐
		      face
		      pro‐
		      gram,
		      to
		      dis‐
		      play
		      the
		      source
		      code
		      for
		      each
		      frame.

       Sets
       the
       line
       speed
       (baud
       rate
       or
       bits
       per
       sec‐
       ond)
       of
       any
       serial	      inter‐
		      face
		      that
		      is
		      used
		      by
		      for
		      remote
		      debug‐
		      ging.

ENVI‐
       RON‐
       MENT
       VARI‐
       ABLES

       Spec‐
       i‐
       fies
       an
       alter‐
       nate
       root
       for

       Sets
       the
       tar‐
       get
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tion
       to
       load	      The
		      option
		      can
		      also
		      be
		      used
		      to
		      load
		      and
		      map
		      the
		      shared
		      library
		      as
		      pri‐
		      vate.

		      To
		      set
		      a
		      tar‐
		      get
		      appli‐
		      ca‐
		      tion
		      to
		      load
		      enter
		      the
		      fol‐
		      low‐
		      ing
		      com‐
		      mand:

		      <exe‐
		      cutable>
		      <argu‐
		      ments>

       Dur‐
       ing
       oper‐
       a‐
       tions
       such
       as	      sys‐
		      tem(3S)
		      and
		      which
		      invoke
		      a
		      new
		      shell,
		      must
		      not
		      be
		      loaded
		      to
		      the
		      invoked
		      shell.
		      You
		      must
		      use
		      instead
		      of
		      to
		      exclu‐
		      sively
		      load
		      to
		      the
		      call‐
		      ing
		      process
		      only.

       If
       the
       debug‐
       ger
       is
       installed
       in
       a
       direc‐
       tory
       other
       than
       the
       default	      direc‐
		      tory,
		      you
		      must
		      use
		      the
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able,
		      to
		      export
		      the
		      path
		      of
		      the
		      appro‐
		      pri‐
		      ate
		      ver‐
		      sion
		      of

       If	      is
		      installed
		      at
		      a
		      dif‐
		      fer‐
		      ent
		      loca‐
		      tion
		      from
		      the
		      default
		      path,
		      you
		      must
		      use
		      to
		      over‐
		      ride
		      the
		      default
		      path
		      and
		      pro‐
		      vide
		      the
		      installed
		      path
		      for

       Stores
       the
       loca‐
       tion
       of
       the
       required
       shared
       libraries.     The
		      loca‐
		      tion
		      of
		      the
		      shared
		      libraries
		      can
		      be
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied
		      with
		      a
		      list
		      of
		      direc‐
		      tory
		      path
		      names
		      that
		      are
		      sep‐
		      a‐
		      rated
		      by
		      a
		      colon
		      The
		      list
		      of
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied
		      direc‐
		      to‐
		      ries
		      is
		      searched
		      for
		      the
		      shared
		      libraries
		      before
		      search‐
		      ing
		      the
		      default
		      sys‐
		      tem
		      direc‐
		      to‐
		      ries.
		      This
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able
		      is
		      par‐
		      tic‐
		      u‐
		      larly
		      use‐
		      ful
		      when
		      debug‐
		      ging
		      core
		      files.

       Stores
       the
       root
       loca‐
       tion
       of
       the
       required
       shared
       libraries.     The
		      set‐
		      tings
		      over‐
		      ride
		      the
		      set‐
		      tings.

       To
       enable
       debug‐
       ging
       of
       Java
       pro‐
       grams,
       you
       must
       set
       the	      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able,
		      to
		      the
		      path
		      of
		      This
		      library
		      is
		      part
		      of
		      the
		      Java
		      SDK
		      ver‐
		      sion
		      1.3.1.02
		      or
		      later
		      for
		      HP-
		      UX.
		      When
		      is
		      set
		      to
		      the
		      path
		      for
		      a
		      valid
		      Java
		      unwind
		      library,
		      stack
		      traces
		      dis‐
		      play
		      Java
		      and
		      C/C++
		      frames

       To
       debug
       Mes‐
       sage
       Pass‐
       ing
       Inter‐
       face
       (MPI)
       pro‐
       grams,
       you
       must
       set	      the
		      one
		      of
		      the
		      fol‐
		      low‐
		      ing
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      ables
		      before
		      you
		      launch
		      the
		      MPI
		      process:

		      ·	 To
			 invoke
			 set

		      ·	 Or,
			 to
			 invoke
			 set

		      For
		      more
		      infor‐
		      ma‐
		      tion,
		      see
		      the
		      mpi‐
		      de‐
		      bug(1)
		      and
		      mpi‐
		      env(1)
		      man‐
		      pages.

       Sets
       the
       loca‐
       tion
       of
       the
       file
       where
       the
       com‐
       mand
       his‐
       tory
       list
       is
       stored.	      If
		      this
		      vari‐
		      able
		      is
		      not
		      set,
		      the
		      com‐
		      mand
		      his‐
		      tory
		      file
		      is
		      stored
		      by
		      default
		      at

       Sets
       the
       default
       num‐
       ber
       of
       com‐
       mands
       which
       are
       stored
       in
       the	      com‐
		      mand
		      his‐
		      tory
		      file.

       Stores
       the
       search
       path
       for
       locat‐
       ing
       the
       exe‐
       cuta‐
       bles.

       Spec‐
       i‐
       fies
       the
       shell,
       which
       is
       used.

       Sets
       the
       ter‐
       mi‐
       nal
       type
       for
       edit‐
       ing
       in	      with
		      this
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able.

BATCH
       MODE
       ENVI‐
       RON‐
       MEN‐
       TAL
       VARI‐
       ABLES

       Stores
       the
       loca‐
       tion
       of
       the	      con‐
		      fig‐
		      u‐
		      ra‐
		      tion
		      file.
		      If
		      this
		      loca‐
		      tion
		      is
		      not
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied,
		      the
		      con‐
		      fig‐
		      u‐
		      ra‐
		      tion
		      file
		      is
		      assumed
		      to
		      be
		      located
		      at
		      the
		      cur‐
		      rent
		      work‐
		      ing
		      direc‐
		      tory.
		      The
		      path
		      of
		      the
		      con‐
		      fig‐
		      u‐
		      ra‐
		      tion
		      file
		      must
		      include
		      the
		      file‐
		      name
		      of
		      the
		      con‐
		      fig‐
		      u‐
		      ra‐
		      tion
		      file.

       Enables
       or
       dis‐
       ables
       the
       batch
       mode
       mem‐
       ory
       debug‐
       ging.

       Over‐
       rides
       the
       the
       default
       rtc‐
       con‐
       fig
       file
       set‐
       tings.

		      Syn‐
		      tax:

       The
       set‐
       tings
       of	      are
		      depen‐
		      dent
		      on
		      the
		      global
		      envi‐
		      ron‐
		      ment
		      vari‐
		      able
		      set‐
		      ting.
		      must
		      not
		      be
		      set
		      if
		      the
		      con‐
		      fig‐
		      u‐
		      ra‐
		      tion
		      strings
		      must
		      abort
		      the
		      exe‐
		      cu‐
		      tion
		      of
		      the
		      pro‐
		      gram
		      on
		      detec‐
		      tion
		      of
		      the
		      first
		      occur‐
		      rence
		      of
		      bounds,
		      dou‐
		      ble-
		      free,
		      or
		      out-
		      of-
		      mem‐
		      ory
		      con‐
		      di‐
		      tions.
		      If
		      is
		      set
		      to
		      1,
		      the
		      pro‐
		      gram
		      does
		      not
		      abort
		      for
		      failed
		      checks
		      and
		      you
		      can
		      view
		      the
		      log‐
		      files
		      for
		      all
		      the
		      failed
		      checks
		      in
		      a
		      sin‐
		      gle
		      exe‐
		      cu‐
		      tion
		      run.

       For
       more
       infor‐
       ma‐
       tion
       on
       batch
       mode
       envi‐
       ron‐
       ment
       vari‐
       ables,
       see
       the
       whitepa‐
       per
       avail‐
       able
       at:

BASIC
       DEBUG‐
       GING
       COM‐
       MANDS

       The
       fol‐
       low‐
       ing
       are
       basic
       debug‐
       ging
       com‐
       mands.

       Sets
       break‐
       point
       at
       a
       spec‐
       i‐
       fied
       func‐
       tion
       or
       line
       num‐
       ber
       (in	      file),
		      or
		      at
		      a
		      spe‐
		      cific
		      address.

       Begin
       exe‐
       cu‐
       tion
       of
       the
       pro‐
       gram,
       with
       the
       argu‐
       ments
       spec‐
       i‐
       fied
       in	      arglist.

       Prints
       the
       trace
       of
       all
       the
       frames
       in
       the
       pro‐
       gram
       stack.

       Prints
       the
       value
       of
       an
       expres‐
       sion.	      By
		      default
		      the
		      value
		      of
		      [expr]
		      is
		      printed
		      in
		      a
		      for‐
		      mat
		      appro‐
		      pri‐
		      ate
		      to
		      its
		      data
		      type.
		      To
		      change
		      the
		      dis‐
		      play
		      for‐
		      mat,
		      you
		      can
		      use
		      the
		      where
		      where
		      f
		      is
		      a
		      let‐
		      ter
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fy‐
		      ing
		      the
		      dis‐
		      play
		      for‐
		      mat:

       Con‐
       tin‐
       ues
       run‐
       ning
       the
       pro‐
       gram
       after
       a
       stop
       in
       the
       pro‐
       gram
       exe‐
       cu‐
       tion.

       Exe‐
       cutes
       the
       instruc‐
       tion
       at
       the
       next
       line
       of
       the
       pro‐
       gram
       and
       steps	      over
		      any
		      func‐
		      tion
		      call
		      that
		      may
		      occur
		      in
		      the
		      cor‐
		      re‐
		      spond‐
		      ing
		      line.

       Exe‐
       cutes
       the
       instruc‐
       tion
       at
       the
       next
       line
       of
       the
       pro‐
       gram
       and
       steps	      into
		      any
		      func‐
		      tion
		      call
		      that
		      may
		      occur
		      in
		      the
		      cor‐
		      re‐
		      spond‐
		      ing
		      line.

       Dis‐
       plays
       help
       infor‐
       ma‐
       tion
       on
       the
       spec‐
       i‐
       fied
       com‐
       mand,	      com‐
		      mand.
		      If
		      com‐
		      mand
		      is
		      not
		      spec‐
		      i‐
		      fied,
		      the
		      help
		      clas‐
		      si‐
		      fi‐
		      ca‐
		      tion
		      for
		      all
		      the
		      com‐
		      mands
		      is
		      listed.

       Exits
       from

FILES

   Files
       for
       librtc
       (Run
       Time
       Check‐
       ing
       Library)
       For
       32
       bit
       IPF
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       64
       bit
       IPF
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       32
       bit
       PA
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       64-bit
       PA
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions

   Files
       for
       libpthread
       (pthread
       Library)
       For
       32
       bit
       IPF
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       64
       bit
       IPF
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       32
       bit
       PA
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions
       For
       64-bit
       PA
       appli‐
       ca‐
       tions

RELATED
       INFOR‐
       MA‐
       TION

       HP
       WDB
       doc‐
       u‐
       men‐
       ta‐
       tion
       is
       avail‐
       able
       at
       the
       fol‐
       low‐
       ing
       loca‐
       tion:

       The
       fol‐
       low‐
       ing
       HP
       WDB
       doc‐
       u‐
       ments
       are
       avail‐
       able
       on
       your
       sys‐
       tem:

       ·  Debug‐
	  ging
	  with
	  GDB:
       ·  Emacs
	  (copy
	  the
	  files
	  to
	  the
	  info
	  direc‐
	  tory
	  first):
       ·  HP
	  WDB
	  Release
	  Notes:
       ·  GDB
	  Quick
	  Ref‐
	  er‐
	  ence
	  Card:
       ·  Get‐
	  ting
	  Started
	  with
	  HP
	  WDB:
       ·  XDB
	  to
	  WDB
	  Tran‐
	  si‐
	  tion
	  Guide:
       ·  Using
	  the
	  HP
	  WDB:
       ·  Ter‐
	  mi‐
	  nal
	  User
	  Inter‐
	  face

       ·  GDB
	  man‐
	  page
	  gdb(1)

       The
       lat‐
       est
       ver‐
       sion
       of
       HP
       WDB
       doc‐
       u‐
       men‐
       ta‐
       tion
       is
       also
       avail‐
       able
       on
       the
       web
       at:

       The
       HP
       WDB
       Online
       Doc‐
       u‐
       men‐
       ta‐
       tion
       addi‐
       tion‐
       ally
       pro‐
       vides
       the
       fol‐
       low‐
       ing
       doc‐
       u‐
       ments:

       ·  Debug‐
	  ging
	  Dynamic
	  Mem‐
	  ory
	  Usage
	  Errors
	  Using
	  HP
	  WDB
       ·  Debug‐
	  ging
	  Core
	  Files
	  Using
	  HP
	  WDB

RELATED
       TOOLS

   Pro‐
       fil‐
       ing
       and
       debug‐
       ging
       tools:
	      wdb(1)	Graph‐
			i‐
			cal
			inter‐
			face
			for
			HP
			WDB
	      dde(1)	C,
			C++,
			For‐
			tran,
			and
			Pas‐
			cal
			sym‐
			bolic
			debug‐
			ger
	      adb(1)	Abso‐
			lute
			debug‐
			ger

   Sys‐
       tem
       tools:
	      as(1)	Trans‐
			lates
			assem‐
			bly
			code
			to
			machine
			code
	      cpp(1)	Invokes
			the
			the
			C
			lan‐
			guage
			pre‐
			proces‐
			sor
	      cc(1)	C
			com‐
			piler
	      aCC(1)	C++
			com‐
			piler
	      ld(1)	Invokes
			the
			link
			edi‐
			tor
	      f90(1)	For‐
			tran
			com‐
			piler

   Mis‐
       cel‐
       la‐
       neous:
	      strip(1)	Strips
			sym‐
			bol
			and
			line
			num‐
			ber
			infor‐
			ma‐
			tion
			from
			an
			object
			file
	      crt0(3)	Exe‐
			cu‐
			tion
			startup
			rou‐
			tine
	      end(3C)	Sym‐
			bol
			of
			the
			last
			loca‐
			tions
			in
			pro‐
			gram
	      exit(2)	Ter‐
			mi‐
			na‐
			tion
			of
			a
			process

CON‐
       TACT
       US

       To
       report
       any
       defects,
       com‐
       ments,
       any
       sug‐
       ges‐
       tions
       on
       HP
       WDB,
       send
       an
       email
       to:

COPY‐
       RIGHT

       Copy‐
       right
       1986
       -
       2001
       Free
       Soft‐
       ware
       Foun‐
       da‐
       tion,
       Inc.
       Hewlett-
       Packard
       Wilde‐
       beest
       (based
       on
       GDB)
       is
       cov‐
       ered
       by
       the
       GNU
       Gen‐
       eral
       Pub‐
       lic
       License.
       Type
       to
       see
       the
       con‐
       di‐
       tions
       to
       change
       it
       and/or
       dis‐
       trib‐
       ute
       copies.
       Type
       for
       war‐
       ranty/sup‐
       port.

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