On Saturday 16 October 2010 02:28:45 ppmoore wrote: > Hello, > > I'm trying to track down a strange bug that has all of us stumped. > > I set a breakpoint at a point in the code, and start the program. > The breakpoint is reached and the program stops. > When I try step over the breakpoint to the next line of code, GDB > immediately indicates that the program executed normally, the intervening > lines of code are not executed.
Have you considered using assembler instruction level stepping? > > To track it down, I would like to do record lines of code executed. > Something like the following: > - set the breakpoint as mentioned above, and start the program > - the breakpoint is reached > - set a breakpoint at exit(), and then somehow record all lines of code > executed up to the point where the program exits > - when the exit() breakpoint is reached, examine the recorded trace of the > program execution, line by line. AFAIK, the trace command can't do this. > > Is this possible? > > Many thanks, > Paul
