* saved eip question [was Re: c debugging w/ gdb revisited]
@ 2002-06-16 10:43 jnf
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From: jnf @ 2002-06-16 10:43 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-c-programming
yea i didnt think so, but i figured id ask, i was trying to see if i could follow eip honestly.
any idea why a saved eip would be restored here
call function
add $0xsomevalue, %esp
push $value
why it would die in between add and push, why a saved eip would be restored @ that point is really my question, i guess im asking this to the wrong mailing list ;]
--- Billy O'Connor <billy@oconnoronline.net> wrote:
> just a quick question, does anyone know if its possible to set a break/watchpoint in gdb when a register points to a certain location?
> i own the gdb manual, and have been playing in it for a bit and just cant seem to figure it out, is it possible?
>
>
>I don't believe that could be done at all, the machine would have to
>stop whenever it mov'd a value to the register so the debugger could
>examine it. I don't think that's possible on Intel machines, anyway.
>
>--
>Billy O'Connor
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