Gdb 使用方法
https://linuxconfig.org/gdb-debugging-tutorial-for-beginners
Gdb core-dump 用法
GPT 生成记录:
To generate a core dump file using gdb (GNU Debugger), you can follow these steps:
1.Compile your program with debugging symbols enabled. This is usually done by adding the -g flag during compilation. For example:
gcc -g my_program.c -o my_program
2.Run gdb with the executable file as an argument:
gdb my_program
3.In the gdb prompt, set the core file size limit (optional, if not already set):
ulimit -c unlimited
4.Start the execution of the program by typing run or r and provide any necessary command-line arguments.
5.If your program crashes or encounters a specific point of interest where you want to generate a core dump, type generate-core-file
or gcore
. This will create a core dump file in the current working directory.
6.You can exit gdb by typing quit
or q
.
Now, in the current working directory, you will find a core dump file with the name core.<process_id>
; (e.g., core.1234
). This core dump can be used for further analysis using the gdb tool or other debugging tools to examine the state of the program at the time of the crash.
Remember to be cautious with core dump files, as they may contain sensitive information.