The GNU debugger GDB 10.1 is released. GDB is a source code level debugger language such as Ada, C, C++, Go and Rust. It can run on the most popular GNU/Linux, Unix and Windows variants and debug more than a dozen different processor architectures.
Updates in this version include:
- Support for new debugging targets
- BPF (bpf-unknown-none)
- GDBserver supports the following goals
- ARC GNU / Linux
- RISC-V GNU / Linux
- Multi-target debugging support (experimental)
- Support HTTP server debuginfod, used to distribute ELF / DWARF debugging information and source code
- Support using 64-bit Windows GDB to debug 32-bit Windows programs
- Supports the use of GNU Guile 3.0 and 2.2 (except 2.0) to build GDB
- Various enhancements to Python and Guile API
- Various fixes and enhancements to TUI mode
- Other miscellaneous function enhancements
-Support the default parameters of the "alias" command
-Detect when the attached process does not match the executable file of this process and GDB
- GDBserver's support for the following host triples has been removed:
i [34567] 86-*-lynxos *
powerpc-*-lynxos *
i [34567] 86-*-nto *
bfin-*-* linux *
crisv32-*-linux *
cris-*-linux *
m32r *-*-linux *
tilegx-*-linux *
arm *-*-mingw32ce *
i [34567] 86-*-mingw32ce *
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