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List of Examples

Example 3-1. Examples of dir and use
Example 3-2. list command
Example 3-3. listinlines usage
Example 3-4. Using search commands
Example 3-5. Editor usage
Example 4-1. set and print commands
Example 4-2. unset command
Example 4-3. history command
Example 4-4. !! command
Example 4-5. ! string command
Example 4-6. ! integer command
Example 4-7. Creating and using aliases
Example 4-8. Linked lists, aliases, and casts
Example 4-9. Listing aliases
Example 4-10. Removing aliases
Example 4-11. Recording input
Example 4-12. Ending a recording session
Example 4-13. Recording output
Example 4-14. Playing output
Example 4-15. Examining the record state
Example 5-1. Using operators
Example 5-2. Printing expressions
Example 5-3. Value history
Example 5-4. Casting value
Example 5-5. Displaying Variable Values
Example 5-6. assign command
Example 5-7. Using casts to change variable values
Example 5-8. Variable name and keyword conflicts
Example 5-9. duel usage
Example 5-10. duel and multiple values
Example 5-11. duel and symbolic output
Example 5-12. duel and loop alternatives
Example 5-13. which command
Example 5-14. whatis command
Example 5-15. Stack trace
Example 5-16. Stack trace and -g compiler option
Example 5-17. func command
Example 5-18. dump command
Example 5-19. Activation levels and stack trace
Example 5-20. Use of clearcalls
Example 5-21. Nesting levels
Example 5-22. Basic block counts
Example 6-1. trace command
Example 6-2. Setting a new trace
Example 6-3. disable command
Example 6-4. enable command
Example 6-5. delete command
Example 6-6. cont command
Example 6-7. if clause and intercept command
Example 6-8. intercept command
Example 6-9. step and next command comparison
Example 6-10. C++ overload functions
Example 7-1. assign command and register values
Example 7-2. Linking with DSOs and stopi command
Example 8-1. Seeing breakpoints using pid
Example 8-2. showproc command
Example 8-3. addproc command
Example 8-4. delproc command
Example 8-5. active command
Example 8-6. suspend command
Example 8-7. resume command
Example 8-8. wait command
Example 8-9. waitall command
Example 8-10. kill command
Example 8-11. fork system calls
Example 8-12. exec system call
Example 8-13. showgrp command

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