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From: Romain Guilleret <rguiller@free.fr>
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Subject: debugging assembler instructions
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		Hi,

I've written assembler code using __asm__. The code does not work as
expected and I would like to debug it.

Is it possible to do so using GDB ? Ideally, I would like gdb to stop
after every assembler instruction so that I can inspect memory or
registers to find what's wrong.

Is it possible to do so using GDB ?
If not, does anybody know another tool that could do it ?

I'm using GDB 5.2 on a Debian woody system.

TIA

	Romain Guilleret