I needed to debug a program asynchronously, because it stalled, and Ctrl+ C killed gdb, rather than interrupting the program (this is on MinGW/MSYS). That gdb wouldn't work on Windows in async mode, and indeed it didn't (with the Asynchronous execution not supported on this target. Message), but that gdbserver would. So I try: $ gdbserver localhost:60000./a_.exe 0 Process./a_.exe created; pid = 53644 Listening on port 60000 (Supplying the 0 as the argument, according to.) Then in another terminal: $ gdb./a_.exe (gdb) target remote localhost:60000 Remote debugging using localhost:60000 0x76fa878f in ntdll!DbgBreakPoint () from C: Windows system32 ntdll.dll (gdb) continue Continuing. [Inferior 1 (Remote target) exited with code 01] While the original now looks like: $ gdbserver localhost:60000./a_.exe 0 Process./a_.exe created; pid = 53484 Listening on port 60000 Remote debugging from host 127.0.0.1 Expecting 1 argument: test case number to run. Child exited with status 1 GDBserver exiting That is, my program thought that it got no arguments.

Gdb cannot access variables after spawning a thread. Exited with code 0377]. Print in program works but gdb says “Cannot access memory at address. Gdb とは GNU が提供しているデバッガ。 地味だが、使える。 今回は例として、 #include #. 「Program exited with code 01.

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