Jumping in source window

[c02y]

Is there any command for me to jump in source window, such as jump to the next/previous breakpoint, jump back to the currently executing line when that line is not in sight.....

[brasko]

On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 09:05:56PM -0700, codychan wrote:

Is there any command for me to jump in source window, such as jump to the next/previous breakpoint, jump back to the currently executing line when that line is not in sight.....

There isn't. But for the last one, you could make a macro that runs the
commands 'up' followed by 'down', which will have gdb put you on the
currently executing line I believe.

Bob Rossi

[mmueller]

I think the 'f'rame command will have the same effect, and works even if
you're at the top or bottom frame of the stack. (It's a hack, but it works.)
On Sep 21, 2014 12:19 PM, "brasko" notifications@github.com wrote:

On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 09:05:56PM -0700, codychan wrote:

Is there any command for me to jump in source window, such as jump to
the next/previous breakpoint, jump back to the currently executing line
when that line is not in sight.....

There isn't. But for the last one, you could make a macro that runs the
commands 'up' followed by 'down', which will have gdb put you on the
currently executing line I believe.

Bob Rossi

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[mikesart]

I think you can use '. to jump to the currently executing line, and as Mike mentions, up/down and frame will also work. If you want something to jump to set bookmarks, please enter another bug and we'll take a look at that feature. Thanks!