Debugging open source applications.

[Jacob Rideout]

That just makes a debugger more useful, you can see where in the code
the problem is. You can put breaks in the code, get backtraces and
such and a debugger will let you know where in the code the problem is
not just in the compiled assembly

On 6/6/06, Joel Bryan Juliano <joelbryan.juliano at gmail.com> wrote:
> When you say debug in linux, are we dealing with offset addresses? with the
> ax bx cx dx registers?, since apps are open source, is there still a need
> for debugging applications?
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> more, yes, gasp, umount, expand, ping, bashbug, dump, make clean; sleep
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