Question

While debugging some code in gdb, I want to see which line will be executed if I say next or step.

• Of course I can say l, but if I say l a couple times (and don’t remember how many times), then l does not print the line that will be executed.
• I can also scroll back to the last time gdb stopped and see which line it was at, but that sometimes involve digging through a bunch of output.

I am wondering if I am missing a simple command in gdb which shows me the current line the debugger is stopped at?

Answer 1

It sounds like you want to run GDB in Emacs (which will show you current file and mark the current line), in DDD, or in tui mode.