I would like to use GDB to step though the C++ code that makes up the php.so Apache extension. I want to see what PHP is doing while it’s running a PHP application. Preferably I would use an IDE like Netbeans or Eclipse on a LAMP system.
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I would like to use GDB to step though the C++ code that makes up the php.so Apache extension. I want to see what PHP is doing while it’s running a PHP application. Preferably I would use an IDE like Netbeans or Eclipse on a LAMP system.
mod_php(with symbols) or build your own (configure --enable-debug)MinSpareServers,MaxSpareServersandStartServersall to 1. Also make sure any timeout parameters are generously setgdbor any graphical interface togdb(such asdddor Eclipse CDT) to attach to the one and only Apache worker process. Stick a breakpoint in one of the PHP sources etc. and continue.SIGTRAPfrom PHP andgdbwill normally oblige you.Have fun!