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George Daswani (gdaswani@silicon.csci.csusb.edu) wrote:
>Hello out there,

>	Can somebody help me with gdb?  Well I can't seem to make
>it work...
[...]
>.. this is the part where i'm stuck..  I can't do anything.  I have
>been using "dbx" for a while and it is good but I would rather use
>gdb...  On dbx when I type step, it goes step by step , etc..  However
>when I do the same on gdb all I get is "program is not running" or
>something like that..  When I type the run command it just runs the
>program but it doesn't do it step by step...  I'm pretty sure I'm doing
>something really stupid and missing something... 


I second the motion. This "feature" (assuming it is not a bug) is
really awkward. So far, the only remedy I found was to issue "br main()"
(or something like that) as a first command to gdb. However, this
could be as well done by gdb itself, couldn't it?

Is this a right way to work with gdb (I am also a gdb-newbie)? 

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