The GNU Debugger (GDB) is a source-level debugger for C, C++, Java, Modula-2, and several other languages. It runs on GNU/Linux, the BSD’s, and almost every major proprietary OS. GDB can debug programs running on the same machine as itself, or it can communicate over a network or serial line with a debugging stub on another machine; thus, it can be used for embedded and kernel debugging.
Changes: Several crashes were resolved, such as those due to a stack overflow, on Solaris when reading symbols, when trying to complete the "catch exception" command, and when accessing a printing structure with a bitfield. Build failures on FreeBSD and IRIX were fixed. Thumb2 debugging support was added. A buffer overflow during function epilogue analysis was fixed. Various testsuite fixes were made.
Release Tags: Minor bugfixes
Tags: Software Development, Debuggers
Licenses: GPL