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C Q&A » gdb » print

1. how do I print a #defined constant in GDB? stackoverflow.com

As per subject. I have some constants hash defined like so:

#define CONST 40

I've set a break point in my program. How do I print the value of that constant? (I know ...

2. How to make gdb print out all values in hexadecimal mode? stackoverflow.com

By default, gdb always prints/displays all variables / arguments in base 10. Is there any way to ask gdb to always use base 16 while printing anything (and turn back to ...

3. How do I get gdb to print wchar_t's? stackoverflow.com

When I debug on Ubuntu (the same code) gdb automatically prints out wchar_t values. I do not know why google results say that gdb doesnt know how to print wchar_t values ...

4. printing map through gdb bytes.com

5. Printing problems in gdb bytes.com

Hi, I am facing certain problems when I want to view the data from variables or objcets. If i am trying to view the objects or characters, sometimes it is showing adresses and some times it is showing null adress like 0x0 . Example is given below 297 strncpy( itemData, dataString, dataLen); (gdb) n 298 return WCO_OK; (gdb) p itemData $12 ...

6. GDB Debugger Print Options forums.devshed.com

All this time I've been coding in C++, I've shyed away from using a debugger because I knew it would be an undertaking to really understand it and use it well. I just gave in though, a couple days ago, and now I need some help with how the debugger gives me information about my program. I found a couple tutorial ...