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Ideally it would be able to set a condition to a breakpoint after it is reached (you set it at the start, then find that you only want to stop if a variable is > 42).
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the possibly easiest option is to create an internal breakpoint as before, but when reached resolve the condition "live" and then either continue (but only if the program was running before not on step) or just stay; the better option is to create a gdb conditional breakpoint, but this may not be possible for all variables (easy for integer and float variables (just add the comparison with a cast) and for equal/not equal for USAGE DISPLAY (using a call to memcmp as condition), likely harder for everything else).
Ideally it would be able to set a condition to a breakpoint after it is reached (you set it at the start, then find that you only want to stop if a variable is > 42).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: