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:OSWeekly: Debugging Code Using Ptrace
OSWeekly: Debugging Code Using Ptrace
Apr 11, 2006, 08 :15 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (6091 reads)

(Other stories by Puru Govind)

[ Thanks to Shitzu for this link. ]

"Nobody can write perfect code, since errors can creep in from anywhere. Hence we need some way to debug the programs. One such way is to use ptrace() system call. Debugging programs like gdb are dependent on this system call. This call gives one process control over another process. The process under control can be run step-by-step and its contents can be read and modified, i.e. you can change the core image of it. The code for this call is available in directory /arch/i386/kernel/ptrace.c..."

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I challenge the premise. I *can* write p ...   Pah - what use is ptrace when you are me?   
37ite haXor
Apr 11, 2006, 12:04:40
 
> I challenge the premise. I *can* write ...   Re: Pah - what use is ptrace when you are me?   
Rainer Weikusat
Apr 11, 2006, 15:43:39
 
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