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* Remote debugging example, using 12345 as the communications port on localhost |
* Remote debugging example, using 12345 as the communications port on localhost, running myprog with a parameter 10. |
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qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi -g 12345 |
qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi -g 12345 myprog 10 & |
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gdb-multiarch md1 |
gdb-multiarch md1 |
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target remote localhost:12345 |
target remote localhost:12345 |
Revision as of 23:22, 28 October 2021
Resources
Make
GDB
- GDB tutorial from UMD
- GDB getting started tutorial
- GDB commands in short from PDX
- GDB manual
- Remote debugging example, using 12345 as the communications port on localhost, running myprog with a parameter 10.
qemu-arm -L /usr/arm-linux-gnueabi -g 12345 myprog 10 & gdb-multiarch md1 target remote localhost:12345 continue
A few essential GDB commands
GDB command | Shortcut | Description |
run | Run the program from the beginning | |
continue | c | Continue (or start) the execution of the program |
step | s | Execute the current line from the source. If there is a function call, step into it.
This command can have a parameter n that tells how many steps to make. |
next | n | Execute the current line from the source. If there is a function call, stop after running it.
This command can have a parameter n that tells how many steps to make. |
break <x> | b <x> |
Set a "breakpoint" to <x>, where <x> could be:
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list | l | Shows the source code (lines). Could be followed by a function_name or file:filename |
info registers | i r | Prints all registers and their values. Can be followed by one or more register names. |
set step mode on | Set running mode such that "step" will enter the code that has no debug information available.
Using "off" instead of "on" resets this mode. |
ARM
- ARM instruction set quick reference - from U.Wisconsin.
- A32 instruction summary
- Application Binary Interface (ABI) for the Arm architecture
- ARM A32 instruction set. Note, that ARM has several instruction sets described here
Xscale
- Intel XScale Microarchitecture Assembly Language Quick Reference Card ARM Instruction Set, Intel Corporation, 2001
- Intel IXP42X Product Line of Network Processors and IXC1100 Control Plane Processor Developer’s Manual, ON: 252480-006US, Intel Corporation, 2006
- Intel XScale(R) Core Developer’s Manual
- Intel XScale R Core Developer’s Manual, ON: 273473-002, Intel Corporation, 2004