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From: Phil Romig
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 14:42

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A couple of quick questions:

1) Is there a better group for how to questions than gdb.bug for gdb?

2) I'm using gdb for assembler debugging (don't as why).  I'd like a
   way to define a command that will step forward one instruction and
   disassemble the instruction at the pc.  I think I'm close with:
          define sd
           stepi
           x/i <address of pc>
          end
   the problem is how to get <address of pc> into the x/i command.  
   Anyone have any ideas?

thanks
-PHIL-

romig@cse.unl.edu
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Lincoln, NE

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