What Is Gdb Commands?
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GDB commands are a set of commands used to debug programs in the GNU Project Debugger (GDB). They are used to examine the state of a program, set breakpoints, and manipulate variables. Commonly used commands include breakpoints (break), stack backtraces (bt), and step-by-step execution (step). Other useful commands are set, display, and watch.