On 11/30/05, Matthew Hannigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
O Plameras had suggested gdb in previous post these easy to follow steps:
1. Compile as cc -g factorial.c -o factorial ( I learned -g is required to run gdb).
2. Run gdb ./factorial
3. (gdb)break main
4. (gdb)r
5. (gdb)s (I did several times and bt each time)
6. (gdb)quit (when done)
Did different combinations, too. Very, very cool. Learned lots.
Beav
On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 01:13:48PM +1100, Beav Petrie wrote:
> I had seen the stacking up with gdb program, which I
> learned with no hassles. Now, I can't do without it in my
Excellent! I was going to suggest going the 'low road'
to understanding recursion but weren't sure of your level
of knowledge of the lower end. Shoulda asked I guess!
O Plameras had suggested gdb in previous post these easy to follow steps:
1. Compile as cc -g factorial.c -o factorial ( I learned -g is required to run gdb).
2. Run gdb ./factorial
3. (gdb)break main
4. (gdb)r
5. (gdb)s (I did several times and bt each time)
6. (gdb)quit (when done)
Did different combinations, too. Very, very cool. Learned lots.
Beav
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