info ... | Information displayed |
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address sym | Information about where symbol sym is stored. This is either a memory address or a register name. |
all-registers | Information about all registers, including floating-point registers. |
args | Information about the arguments to the current function (stack frame). |
break [bpnum] | Information about breakpoint bpnum if given, or about all breakpoints if not. |
breakpoints [bpnum] | Same information as the info break command. |
catch | Information on exception handlers active in the current frame. |
classes [regexp] | Information about Objective-C classes that match regexp, or about all classes if regexp is not given. |
display | Information about items in the automatic display list. |
extensions | Information about the correspondence of filename extensions to source code programming languages. |
f [address] | Same information as the info frame command. |
files | Information about the current debugging target, including the current executable, core, and symbol files. |
float | Information about the floating-point flags and registers. |
frame [address] | With no argument, print information about the current frame. With an address, print information about the frame containing address, but do not make it the current frame. |
functions [regexp] | With no argument, print the names and types of all functions. Otherwise, print information about functions whose names match regexp. |
handle | The list of all signals and how GDB currently treats them. |
line line-spec | The starting and ending address for the code containing the line specified by line-spec. See list for a description of line-spec. This sets the default address to the starting address for the given line, so that x/i may be used to examine instructions. |
locals | Information about local variables (static or automatic) accessible from the current frame. |
macro macroname | Show the definition and source location for the macro macroname. |
mem | Information about memory regions and their attributes. |
proc [item] | Information about the running debuggee. Available on systems that supply /proc. The optional item is one of: mappings for available address ranges and how they may be accessed, times for starting time and user and system CPU time, id for process ID information, status for general status of the process, or all for all of the above. |
program | Information about the running debuggee, such as running or stopped, and the process ID. |
registers [reg ...] | With no arguments, information about all machine registers except floating-point registers. Otherwise, information about the named registers. |
s | Same information as the info stack command (which is the same as the backtrace command). |
scope address | Information about variables local to the scope containing address, which can be a function name, source line, or absolute address preceded by *. |
selectors [regexp] | Information about Objective-C selectors that match regexp, or about all selectors if regexp is not given. |
set | Same as the show command with no arguments. |
share | Same as the info sharedlibrary command. |
sharedlibrary | Information about currently loaded shared libraries. |
signal | Same as the info handle command. |
source | Information about the source file, such as compilation directory, programming language, and debugging information. |
sources | Information about all source files that have debugging information. The output is split into two lists: those whose information has already been read, and those whose information will be read when needed. |
stack | Same information as the backtrace command. |
symbol address | The name of the symbol (function, variable, etc.) stored at address address. |
target | Identical to the info files command. |
terminal | Current terminal modes settings. |
threads | All the program's current threads. |
types [regexp] | Information about types that match regexp, or about all types in the program if regexp is not given. |
variables [regexp] | With no argument, print the names and types of all variables except for local variables. Otherwise, print information about variables whose names match regexp. |
watchpoints [wpnum] | Information about watchpoint wpnum, or about all watchpoints if wpnum is not given. |
win | The names and sizes of all displayed TUI windows. |
