Hello everyone, again,
From what I've learned after reading GDB's excellent documentation, I
know I can set a memory trigger (i. e., a breakpoint that is set every
time a certain memory address changes) by setting a watchpoint at the
desired memory address (a practical example is available here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/58851/can-i-set-a-breakpoint-on-memory-access-in-gdb). The question I have now is if I can set a temporal breakpoint (i. e., a breakpoint that is only triggered after a user-defined amount of time has passed), in few words a breakpoint that is only fired after some kind of timer has expired. I haven't found anything related to this on the GDB docs, so I guess it's not possible, but they are huge and maybe I've missed something, somewhere. If anyone can confirm or deny this deduction, it would be great, because this feature is crucial to my
work.
Thanks for reading and regards,
João
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