The GNU Project Debugger (GDB) is a helpful tool for finding bugs, as it lets you know what a program is doing while it runs. This page is dedicated to the Hurd's port of GDB and how to use or help maintain it.
Open Issues
- community
- hurd
- microkernel
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open issues
- binutils-gdb
- boehm gc
- crash server
- Debugging GNU Mach's startup in QEMU with GDB
- ext2fs deadlock
- gdb-heap
- GDB: attach
- GDB: catch syscall
- GDB: gcore
- GDB's non-stop mode
- gdb noninvasive mode new threads
- GDB: pending_execs
- gdb signal handler
- GDB: bt on the signal thread
- GDB: thread ids
- mach-defpager debugging
- thread numbering of ps and gdb
- whole system debugging
- Implementing a Mach Debugger for Multithreaded Applications, Deborah Caswell and David Black, 1990. This talks about GDB.