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From: Thomas Covenant <null_geodesic@yahoo.com>
Subject: libc functions in gdb expressions
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I've noticed that functions like strlen and strcmp are
available for use in expressions like

   (gdb) print strcmp(s, "foo!")

during my debugging sessions with GDB.

Is the entire C library available for expressions?

Thanks!


		
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