> Is there has "setjmp" command in gdb?
Example:
>
> setjmp( a )
> if( x )
> do A
> else
> do B
> longjmp a
>
> After longjmp a , gdb will go to setjmp(a)， and the
enviroment keep
> the same as first run to there .
Maybe you can use the checkpoint related commands. But it is
implemented in GDB
as forked processes. So if your target does not support
process, the checkpoint
command may not work.
> I think it is a meaningful function, we can debug
"do A" and "do B"
> without rerun the program.
However, actually, when you use checkpoint, GDB leaves the
current process
waiting and forks another process to go on. It gives you
some convenience by
using more resources. I think you can reorganize your code
and use dummy
function call to avoid this. Or you can reset PC and all
registers, but the
environment maybe has some differences.
Wenbo
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