Notes
- bt (backtrace)
- up
- down
- ena (enable)
- disa (disable)
- delete
- info - if you just say info, it tells you what you can get info aboute. some useful things to get info about include args, locals, registers, threads, breakpoints, and frame.
- s (step)
- ENTER (repeat the last command)
- until
- finish
- return - immediately returns without executing more lines of code until end
- jump - immediately goes to line without executing more lines of code inbetween
- x (examine) - p and x can look at data as any given type. /i (instruction) /d (digit) /c (character) and /s (string) are useful. with x, you can say something like x/10i to examine 10 instructions starting at the memory address you give it.
- watch - sets a watchpoint to notify you whenever a variable's value changes
- make
- shell