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      <description>This is a quick guide to gdb1 that mostly serves as my personal cheat sheet. There is a ton of different features and approaches on how to debug and analyze a process but my goal is not to document all of them. I just want to have a list of the things that I&amp;rsquo;m using multiple times per session and sometimes more rarely (so I forget).
For you, short (but incomplete) guides like this one might come very handy, especially when you want to get the work done fast!</description>
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