GNU Project Debugger 7.0

Oct 08, 2009

Ulrich Bantle

As a source debugger for diverse programming languages such as C, C++ and Pascal, GNU Debugger 7.0 now supports the corresponding Darwin for Mac OS X.

Among the enhancements to 7.0 are reverse debugging and a JIT compiler interface. Download is from the GDB webpage.

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Comments

tutorial for gdb reverse debugging

Michael Snyder
FYI, there is a new web tutorial for the gdb reverse debugging features:
http://www.sourceware.org/gdb/wiki/ProcessRecord/Tutorial

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