stop a debugger when a global variable gets modified in c/c++

[call_me_anything]

Hi,

How do I stop the debugger (ddd or even gdb will do) when a global
variable (or a static variable in a function) gets modified ?
Adding a watch on the variable only tells that the variable has
changed but not how.

[Ivan Vecerina]

"call_me_anything" <sg********@gmail.comwrote in message
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: How do I stop the debugger (ddd or even gdb will do) when a global
: variable (or a static variable in a function) gets modified ?
: Adding a watch on the variable only tells that the variable has
: changed but not how.
This is debugger-specific, and does not rely on any language support.
Please ask in a debugger- or platform-specific forum.

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[call_me_anything]

I mentioned ddd or gdb

[Kai-Uwe Bux]

call_me_anything wrote:

I mentioned ddd or gdb

Even though you did not quote any context, what you wrote here is enough to
determine that your problem is off-topic in this group. You should take the
question to a forum where ddd or gdb are topical. Please see the FAQ for
suggestions.
Best

Kai-Uwe Bux