Finding out where you are in gdb

• To find out where you are at any time, type the command

          where

  This will show you the current line number. For example, a line like this:

          #0  foo () at foo.f:12

  shows that the execution of our program is currently at a location that corresponds to line 12 in the source file foo.f.
• You can display a few lines of your source program around the current location by using the command:

          list

  You can also specify a range of lines to be listed. For example, to list lines 10 through 24 in the current program, you'd type:

          list 10,24

Last updated: 1995/12/19 18:58:09 UT
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