While I haven't tried BugStalker yet (just discovered it) I have noticed the absence of one gdb command that would probably be quite easy to implement and has proved useful in gdb in the past for me.
That is the commands instruction which simply sets a list of commands to be executed automatically when a breakpoint is hit. This can be useful to e.g. print all the backtraces for a given breakpoint or some specific pieces of data at every occurence relatively quickly.
While I haven't tried BugStalker yet (just discovered it) I have noticed the absence of one gdb command that would probably be quite easy to implement and has proved useful in gdb in the past for me.
That is the
commands
instruction which simply sets a list of commands to be executed automatically when a breakpoint is hit. This can be useful to e.g. print all the backtraces for a given breakpoint or some specific pieces of data at every occurence relatively quickly.