GDB
GDB, abbreviated for GNU debugger and named gdb as an executable file, is the standard debugger for the GNU operating system and many other platforms including Linux and Windows. In macOS 10.14 (2018) and FreeBSD 13.0 (2021), gdb was replaced by lldb, and is no longer supported. Lazarus uses GDB as the default debugger.
GDB is not a part of Lazarus. Unless you are using Windows or certain versions of macOS with Xcode, you have to install it yourself before using it. Earlier versions of Xcode come with bundled GDB. After installation it will be necessary to set the path to gdb (for example /usr/bin/gdb) in Lazarus' debugger settings.
See also
- GDB Debugger Tips
- Debugging - GDB tricks
- Creating a Backtrace with GDB
- Debugger Setup
- IDE Window: Debug History
- IDE Window: Debug Output
- IDE Window: Debugger Options
- IDE Window: Breakpoints
- IDE Window: Watch list
External Links
From the Free Pascal wiki, page "GDB", as it stood on 2022-05-28 after a change by Trev, out of the wiki's dump of 2024-05-26. Copyright stays with the author who wrote it, according to the old wiki's Licensing page. If you have concerns about this material, message the admin.
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