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+You might also be interested in the CommonProgrammingBugs page.
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Debugging under Linux is done mostly by using gdb(1).
If you want to debug a program:
# Compile it with debugging support. This is done by adding the -g option to the gcc(1) command line. If you are using make(1), you can export CFLAGS=-g, you should also set -Wall too, but only because it's a good idea in general. An example: gcc -g -Wall foo.c -o foo
