Re: debugging with gdb

> Any help would be appreaciated.
>* chop*

>The following link will help:
>http://www.google.co.in/search?q=gdb+tutorial+help&sourceid=mozilla-search&s

>tart=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:offi
>cial

hey, I dont need a generic tutorial on gdb, want i wanted to do was
I am running gdb in cygwin....and I have an exe say hello.exe without 
symbol info
when I do gdb hello.exe
it syas no symbol info found and thats ok.
Now I want to debug this exe without the symbol info. when i put a 
breakpoint at a particular
address it does not allow me saying no symbol file. I want to debug the 
exe as it is in assembly
I am not able to use disass also. What i wanted to know was that can I as 
it is run the program, 
somehow break at the entry point and be able to debug the assembly?

>Please check your Signal to Noise ratio... Your disclaimer is bigger than
>your mail text :P.
Sorry for this but cant help it. It is being added as a general policy in 
the company
automatically by the mail server.



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