gdb cheat sheet

gdb cheat sheet

[Will]

Hi everyone,

I'm really not sure where to send this, so here I am.

There exists, on the Internet, an excellent cheat sheet for gdb (I'll 
link to it if asked - it's not on any site associated with gdb or the 
FSF, so I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post the link). It is listed as 
being copyright the Free Software Foundation, and is GPL-ed.

I can't find any mention of it anywhere on the gdb website, and I would 
like the LaTeX source (it looks very LaTex-ish), as I'm not much good at 
LaTeX and want to create an Emacs version. It's also missing a few 
shorthands, which I'd like to add.

The cheat sheet also lists bug-gdb@gnu.org as a contact address, but 
that looks like it is for more general bug reporting, and I haven't got 
a reply yet.

Thanks,
  - Will

Re: gdb cheat sheet

[Joel Brobecker]

> There exists, on the Internet, an excellent cheat sheet for gdb (I'll link
> to it if asked - it's not on any site associated with gdb or the FSF, so I'm
> not sure if I'm allowed to post the link). It is listed as being copyright
> the Free Software Foundation, and is GPL-ed.

You may be referring to the refcard. It's a texi file and the sources
are in the gdb/doc/ directory.

-- 
Joel

Re: gdb cheat sheet

[Sergio Durigan Junior]

On Tuesday, June 30 2015, Will wrote:

> The cheat sheet also lists bug-gdb@gnu.org as a contact address, but
> that looks like it is for more general bug reporting, and I haven't
> got a reply yet.

FWIW bug-gdb@gnu.org should redirect to gdb@sourceware.org since a while
ago.  It was an unused list; for bug reporting we have
<https://sourceware.org/bugzilla>.

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