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hello my name is Matthew and I have the privilege of being paid by Ericson to make the world a better place through open source and for that I am truly grateful today I would like to show you how to do some GDB tracing now GDB tracing is very cool I would argue that itamp;#39;s not exactly as cool as lttng but it has its own fun quirks so letamp;#39;s say you want to instrument your code the first thing you need to do is add some Trace points so you open up your your favorite C editor which is of course CDT or CDT cloud and you rightclick on your bar and youamp;#39;ll see you can select your braak point types now I know youamp;#39;ve seen this a thousand times before but your classic braak points stop the program your Dynamic printfs will output to the console and the trace points are what we want we click on Trace points and then we instrument our code however we want here I have a rather simple program itamp;#39;s just a bunch of for Loop o and you can see that itamp;#39;s work
