Wonderful tutorial! It did help me solve real world problem today!! As a side note sometimes processor jump to illegal address because lr in stack got destroyed first (say buffer overflow). It gets trickier to unwind stack when this happens. In this case, compare data contents and the address processor jumps to (e.g. check if same value also appears in other buffer) may help identify what happen.
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Wonderful tutorial! It did help me solve real world problem today!!
As a side note sometimes processor jump to illegal address because lr in stack got destroyed first (say buffer overflow). It gets trickier to unwind stack when this happens. In this case, compare data contents and the address processor jumps to (e.g. check if same value also appears in other buffer) may help identify what happen.
Thanks for the video, it was so informative.
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Very helpful, thanks so much
where is gdbserver can be downloaded?
gdb is included with gcc but there is no gdbserver included.
So how did you connect to the remote target
what does void to in assembly anyone
Comment #0: that how it looks to have a black belt in debugging.
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