is it possible to configure gdb in order to debug assembly code when there are no debug symbols or no sources available ? I mean showing assembly instruction by assembly instruction when performing a step by step debug (next /step commands) (not desassembling all the function. just the next instruction that will be executed)
Regards, Ayman
set disassemble-next-line auto
Is what I find most useful. You can also set it to "on" to disassemble even if source is available.
See the "Source and Machine Code" section in the documentation.
Yes. Use display/ni $pc to disassemble the next n instructions.
Also, download the GDB manual.
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