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GDB - Debugging Examples
Go through the following examples to understand the procedure of debugging a program and core dumped.
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This example demonstrates how you would capture an error that is happening due to an exception raised while dividing by zero.
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This example demonstrates a program that can dump a core due to non-initialized memory.
Both the programs are written in C++ and generate core dump due to different reasons. After going through these two examples, you should be in a position to debug your C or C++ programs generating core dumps.
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