Debugging with GDB (September 2007)

204 Debugging with GDB
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|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|flags 29000041 r1 51a800 rp 7f6ce597 |
|r3 7f7f0000 r4 1 r5 7f7f06f4 |
|r6 7f7f06fc r7 7f7f0800 r8 7f7f0800 |
|r9 40006b10 r10 0 r11 40004b78 |
|r12 1 r13 0 r14 0 |
|r15 0 r16 40003fb8 r17 4 |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
*>:32 print_average (my_list, first, last); :
:33 print_average (my_list, first, last - 3); :
:34 } :
:35 :
:36 :
:37 :
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File: average.c Procedure: main Line: 32 pc: 0x3524
(gdb) la asm
(gdb) la split
(gdb) la regs
(gdb) la src
(gdb) la regs
(gdb) foc next
Focus set to REGS window.
(gdb)
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15.6 Scrolling panes
To scroll within a pane, you can use the arrow keys or the
h
Page Up
i
and
h
Page Down
i
keys
(on some keyboards these are
h
Prev
i
and
h
Next
i
). You can also use the following commands:
{+ | -} [num_lines] [win_name ]
Vertically scroll the pane forward (+) or backward (-). + or - with no arguments
scrolls the pane forward or backward one page. Use num lines to specify how
many lines to scroll the pane. Use win name to s pe cify a pane other than the
one with logical focus.
{< | >}[num_char] [win_name ]
Horizontally scroll the pane left (<) or right (>) the specified number of char-
acters. If you do not specify num char, the pane is scrolled one character.
Note that a space is required between the +, -, <, or > and the number.
To scroll the command pane, use the scroll bars on the terminal pane.
15.7 Changing the register display
To look at the floating-point or special registers instead of the general registers, and then
to return to the general registers, you can use the following XDB commands: