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GDB Processor Registers

The i r command in gdb displays the contents of CPU registers with the name, hexadecimal value, and decimal value; registers include program counter, stack pointer, flags, and general purpose registers used for arithmetic and memory access.

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GDB Processor Registers

The i r command in gdb displays the contents of CPU registers with the name, hexadecimal value, and decimal value; registers include program counter, stack pointer, flags, and general purpose registers used for arithmetic and memory access.

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Using gdb to View the CPU Registers

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The i r command displays the current contents of the CPU registers.

The first column is the name of the register

The second shows the current bit pattern in the register, in hexadecimal.

The third column shows some the register contents in 32-bit/64-bit unsigned
decimal.

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