Debugging with GDB: The GNU Source-Level Debugger

Rating:
Summary: Worth the money
Review: Even though this entire book is available online, I find it useful to own it. Starts with a simple example, which is my favorite way of getting started.

Rating:
Summary: Found the answer I want
Review: I was looking for information on cross-platform debugging. This manual provides adequate information. A printed manual is sometime helpful when you are so tired looking at the over crowded screen. Good reference! If you are trying to learn the machanism of debugging, you have to find some other book.

Rating:
Summary: Have to respect Stallman
Review: Lets see if Amazon.com allows the link. You have to respect
the wishes of a man like Richard Stallman.

Rating:
Summary: not really helpful
Review: the book is not really helpful for a not so experienced gdb user in that it only is a printed version of the gdb man pages. all features of the gdb debugger are described extensively, but there are almost no heplful examples or answers to standard gdb user procedure within an intermediate or , at least, small project. learning about special complicated features may be useful for an advanced user but a bit more tutorial for a save and stable application debugging would be more helpful

Rating:
Summary: Best book on gdb
Review: This is the best book in the market for gdb. It is full of details and examples, if you would take time to read it.
The INDEX at the end of the book is very well kept.
There are many chapters for newbies and the illustrated examples are simple and easy to follow.
There are also lots of deep and gory details if you need them.