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== Example of use == |
== Example of use == |
Revision as of 16:35, 12 February 2020
rr is the Record and Replay Framework, developped by Mozilla, and is a replacement for and powerful enhancement of gdb.
References
- rr homepage.
- Using rr in an IDE
- rr Usage, from Mozilla wiki.
Install and configuration
On Debian, rr is available as a package:
sudo apt install rr
rr also requires the linux performance analysis package for the current kernel.
# Install linux perf
sudo apt install linux-perf-4.19
# Enable perf for user land (temporary)
sudo sysctl kernel.perf_event_paranoid=0
See rr usage page for more performance tuning and setting perf flag permanently.
Example of use
Start recording the application:
rr record my_app
Then replay it with:
rr replay
In case the application fires several processes, we can tell rr to fast-forward until child is forked.
First we use rr ps
to get the list of recorded processes, then we start rr with -f
:
rr ps
rr replay -f 12345
During replay, rr behaves likes gdb, with the usual reverse debugging command. See referenced links for more information.