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Thank you for posting this course. It's been immensely helpful as I use gdb for the first time!
I ran into a few errors while going through the x86 course, though the issues seem to be realted to changes in gdb so probably applicable to other sections.
Printing variables:
The course uses print constant but I had to use print (int) constant to avoid an unknown type error.
Setting variables:
The course uses set constant = 666 but I had to use set $constant = (int) 666 to avoid an unknown type error.
This was on GNU gdb (Debian 13.1-2) 13.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you for posting this course. It's been immensely helpful as I use gdb for the first time!
I ran into a few errors while going through the x86 course, though the issues seem to be realted to changes in gdb so probably applicable to other sections.
Printing variables:
The course uses
print constant
but I had to useprint (int) constant
to avoid an unknown type error.Setting variables:
The course uses
set constant = 666
but I had to useset $constant = (int) 666
to avoid an unknown type error.This was on GNU gdb (Debian 13.1-2) 13.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: