Gdb

The GNU Debugger, commonly referred to as gdb, is a powerful debugging tool used to analyze and troubleshoot issues in software applications written in various programming languages, including C, C++, and Fortran. As a crucial component in the software development process, gdb allows developers to inspect and control the execution of their code, identify bugs, and optimize performance, making it an essential tool for programmers and developers to ensure the reliability and stability of their applications.