# A list of the most useful GDB commands.
#
# Author: Sol Boucher <sboucher@cmu.edu>

b     - Set breakpoint at specified line or function (to stop just before it's executed).
bt    - Print a stack trace.
c     - Continue program.
d     - Delete breakpoints and display expressions.
dis   - Temporarily disable breakpoints and displays.
disas - Disassemble.
disp  - Print expression evaluation each time the program stops.
en    - Reenable breakpoints and displays.
f     - Select a different stack frame.
h     - Help.
i     - Print information on breakpoints, displays, watchpoints, registers.
l     - Source listing.
la    - Display source, assembly, both, and/or registers side-by-side with console.
n     - Step to next C expression.
ni    - Step to next assembly instruction.
p     - Print variable or register.
q     - Quit.
r     - Run the program, optionally with command-line arguments.
rec   - Start recording execution for backward debugging.
ref   - Refresh the display (same as Ctrl-L).
rn    - Step *backward* to previous C expression.
rni   - Step *backward to previous assembly instruction.
rs    - Step *backward* to previous C expression, possibly into a function.
rsi   - Step *backward to previous assembly instruction, possibly into a function.
s     - Step to next C expression, possibly into a function.
si    - Step to next assembly instruction, possibly into a function.
wa    - Set a watchpoint on an expression (to stop just after it's updated).
x     - Print memory contents pointed by variable or register.