Debugging GCC Programs
The primary tool used to debug GCC code is the GNU Debugger (gdb). Among more specialized tools are Valgrind, for finding memory errors and leaks, and the graph profiler (gprof) that can determine how much time is spent in which routines, and how often they are called; this requires programs to be compiled with profiling options.
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