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Hello,
Up until now, I've been coding in C++ with Codeblocks and debugging using print statements. However, I would like to learn to use GDB and other stuff. Are there any good tutorials, tips, or tricks on using the command line to compile/run/debug code?
-dx24816
For Debugging this video tutorial is the best. Link