2020年2月2日 — gdb interprets the initial $ in p $a before parsing the expression to print. Note however that it only does this for the initial $ : if the ...
Our currency rankings show that the most popular British Pound exchange rate is the GBP to USD rate. The currency code for British Pounds is GBP.
So my idea was to switch everything into a C code and debug it with GDB. To be able to do that I need to alter a lot of funcions like Symbol ( )
We had a segmentation fault error on apache and it generated a core file. Below is the result from gdb but I need some help interpreting
GDB shows only the address in the internal pointer. Not yet implemented: currency type variables are shown as integer e.g 1.370 will be shown as
If it turns out that GDB isn't capable of showing enum names, you could get creative and use the addresses of objects.
/* For formatting local currency. */. /* Currency symbol (3 characters) followed by separator (1 character). */. char *currency_symbol;. /* Number of digits