I have a C++ function which has many return statements at various places. How to set a breakpoint at the return statement where the function actually returns ?
And what does “break” command without argument means?
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I have a C++ function which has many return statements at various places. How to set a breakpoint at the return statement where the function actually returns ?
And what does “break” command without argument means?
break without arguments stops execution at the next instruction in the currently selected stack frame. You select strack frames via the
frameorupanddowncommands. If you want to debug the point where you are actually leaving the current function, select the next outer frame and break there.