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Using GDB 10.1, stepping and printing values works in general.
When I add a watch like the following *(char(*)[8])(0x7fd9166daa8a) I can directly see its current value and also see the value when GDB halts. But it seems to be more of a monitor as it does not stop when the variable changes. This may also be the reason
When I use the debugging console to manually add it watch *(char(*)[8])(0x7fd9166daa8a) then the program does stop as expected and also shows the old and new variant (as expected); but there is a notification and error message, which is bad.
Please catch the event and gracefully stop + update the value in the watch pane (or add it to the watch if it isn't included already).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Using GDB 10.1, stepping and printing values works in general.
When I add a watch like the following
*(char(*)[8])(0x7fd9166daa8a)
I can directly see its current value and also see the value when GDB halts. But it seems to be more of a monitor as it does not stop when the variable changes. This may also be the reasonWhen I use the debugging console to manually add it
watch *(char(*)[8])(0x7fd9166daa8a)
then the program does stop as expected and also shows the old and new variant (as expected); but there is a notification and error message, which is bad.Please catch the event and gracefully stop + update the value in the watch pane (or add it to the watch if it isn't included already).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: