From: thisisgiri@gmail.com   
      
   You can start off by looking at the man page for the ptrace system   
   call, which is present on most UNIX flavors.   
      
   Debugger implementations such as gdb use the ptrace system call to   
   control the execution of the process being debugged (breakpoints,   
   single-stepping, etc) and the debug info (if any) generated by the   
   compiler to provide support for symbolic debugging.   
      
   -Giridhar   
      
   On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 7:16 AM, Ripunjay Tripathi   
    wrote:   
   > Want to study debuggers internals. Though I understand that they are   
   > very much platform dependent, knowledge of internals for gdb and dbx   
   > (for Intel/ARM) I believe should give me good understanding.   
      
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