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From: "Shrikanth Ramanath" <shriek.007@gmail.com>
Subject: Runtime memory organization for a process
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 18:14:32 +0530
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If I run a executable for a process ( say I have written a simple c
program and then compiled it to create a a.out executable), so on the
bash console I run ./a.out, now my query is can I use GDB and find out
variable stored in stack , heap, say more refined I want to see the
bss , global storage area for a process using gdb  ... how can I do
that ??