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By default, when we debug a program inside GDB, it shows the registers, stack and code section as we step into the program. But I want to see the "arguments" section as well which contains the arguments that are passed to a specific system call. I have used the "dumpargs" command, but it didn't work.
What I am interested in is a separate section for "arguments" just like there is a section for registers, stack and code. I want to know what and how many arguments are passed to a specific system call.
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By default, when we debug a program inside GDB, it shows the registers, stack and code section as we step into the program. But I want to see the "arguments" section as well which contains the arguments that are passed to a specific system call. I have used the "dumpargs" command, but it didn't work.
What I am interested in is a separate section for "arguments" just like there is a section for registers, stack and code. I want to know what and how many arguments are passed to a specific system call.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: