HI!
Learn AT&T syntax properly. gdb uses this.
I don't think there are any tutorials on gdb. The info pages are pretty
informative.
However you might try some hackers magazines like phrack, which have
tutorials on how to hack. They use gdb extensively for hacking. Some
tutorials even begin wit
Ford Prefect wrote:
> I'm a C programmer, and am used to (don't hit me) Windows programs, mainly
> the Borland family of IDEs. Could someone direct me towards a couple
> books that explain GCC, and mainly GDB? I know how to get what I need out
> of a graphical IDE, but since I'm making the tra
Hi Ford, you need to learn how to use "command line" programming.
The IDE concept looks good to a beginning programmer but when you get to a
serious program with 50 - 1000 functions, you need to have a serious
Makefile and a library of functions.
For now on Linux just make a directory o
On 21-Aug-98 Ford Prefect wrote:
> I'm a C programmer, and am used to (don't hit me) Windows programs, mainly
> the Borland family of IDEs. Could someone direct me towards a couple
> books that explain GCC, and mainly GDB? I know how to get what I need out
> of a graphical IDE, but since I'm ma
On Fri, 21 Aug 1998, Ford Prefect wrote:
->I'm a C programmer, and am used to (don't hit me) Windows programs, mainly
->the Borland family of IDEs. Could someone direct me towards a couple
->books that explain GCC, and mainly GDB? I know how to get what I need out
->of a graphical IDE, but sin
I'm a C programmer, and am used to (don't hit me) Windows programs, mainly
the Borland family of IDEs. Could someone direct me towards a couple
books that explain GCC, and mainly GDB? I know how to get what I need out
of a graphical IDE, but since I'm making the transition to Linux
full-time, I
