i write simple counter program and compiled successfully when I try to debug it, the debugger cursor is not stepping in to the main program[[enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/a5dxZ.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/rVPVr.png)
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Whenever I debug Go code with Delve, I need to set breakpoints on almost every line of my code and hit Continue rather than Step Into, because Step Into will step through every line of code that I imported, and not just the code that I wrote. How do I only debug my code, and let Delve step over any imported functions so that I don't need to set breakpoints at every line of my code?
Say you have a simple command-line Dart program that has a call to debugger() for a breakpoint. For example:
main() {
print('hello');
debugger();
print('goodbye');
}
When I run the program:
dart main.dart
The console displays output up until the breakpoint and pauses in the console. However, I don't see any output from the debugger and I cannot interact with the debugger. How can I interact with the debugger from the command line?
I am not sure if there are a command line tool for handling debugging but if you run your application with --observe your get e.g. the following output:
dart --observe program.dart
Observatory listening on http://127.0.0.1:8181/t8BNcN7MCEo=/
hello
vm-service: isolate (208832671) 'main' has no debugger attached and is paused. Connect to Observatory at http://127.0.0.1:8181/t8BNcN7MCEo=/ to debug.
In the web front-end your can access the debugger by clicking on the link at "paused by breakpoint at main (program.dart:7:1) [debug]" where you have access to all the usual debugging utilities like step.
When I debug a program using IntelliJ' debugger, how can I return to the normal execution of the program after debugging a part of the code ?
I start a program, test it.
When the debugger find breakpoints, it starts the step by step debugging of the program.
I do my stuff and my checks, nothing goes wrong.
I want to exit step by step debugging and go back to a fluid execution of the program (without having to press a button for all actions) until the debugger find a new breakpoint.
How can I do that and exit the step by step debugging?
You can use the "Resume Program" button, which looks like a green triangle (a "play" button"), or the F9 shortcut.
See, e.g., this screenshot from a debugging session I started (mouse cursor and the hovering tooltip show the button's location):
Note: The screenshot was taken in IntelliJ IDEA 14.1.4 so the exact layout may differ according to your specific version, but the same behavior, buttons and shortcuts have existed in IntelliJ for years now.
I have just started using KDbg and am having a hard time finding the answer to my question. I open a file in KDbg (I opened an executable written in assembly), there is a pop up that says
GDB: Reading symbols from /home/myputer/Desktop/ASMdirectory/chapter5/eatsyscall/eatsyscall...done.
How do I get the option to run the program in the debugger and add breakpoints and etc. It doesn't allow me to click the button to run the program or add any breakpoints, is there an issue here? Am I missing a step? Thanks in advance. BTW I'm using Linux(Ubuntu) and NASM for my assembler.
What are the versions of software you are running?
For example I am running
Ubuntu 12.04,
kdbg 2.5.0 (KDE Development Platform 4.8.5),
gdb 7.4-2012.04,
nasm 2.09.10
You are using Duntemann's book, yes?
I am assuming you changed SECTION .txt to SECTION .text because
when GDB attempts to read symbols it reports "done" instead of "Can't find any code sections in symbol file"
I would recommend using gdb directly instead of kdbg. I do not know of a way to get kdbg to show disassembled code or list (or how to send any gdb commands directly). I think the best that can be done is:
Run kdbg
Open the executable
Switch to the Breakpoints tab
Enter "_start" (which I believe is the only visible symbol you have) in the edit box.
Hit the "Add Breakpoint" button
Hit the "Run" button
Execution should have broken at _start
Switch to the Registers tab
Hit the "Step into by instruction" button to walk through your code
Kdbg does not seem to be able to restart execution. It seems the program must be killed then run again.
I compiled a debugging version program using gcc for arm. I debug it using gdb7.3. I can set normal break points, but I can't execute "next" command. It prompt "Could not insert single-step breakpoint at 0x?????".
If you need more detail information, I will append it.
Thanks.