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Yeah, my thoughts too… Inspecting coredumps with command line gdb, feels like title should be ”like it’s 2001”. Because that’s when I learned gdb :P
by Torkel 5y ago
Yeah, my thoughts too…
Inspecting coredumps with command line gdb, feels like title should be ”like it’s 2001”. Because that’s when I learned gdb :P
- soraminazuki 5y agoLinux was created in 1991, and its use is growing more than ever. When something was created doesn't really say anything about modern day usage. GDB is still in wide use today and shows no sign of becoming history. If anything, its easy scripting features continues to prompt new tools based on GDB to pop up.