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The GNU Project Debugger (GDB) is an open-source debugging tool developed by the GNU Project for debugging programs written in C, C++, and other languages. It is used to find and fix errors in software. GDB allows developers to trace and monitor the execution of their programs, inspect and modify their variables, and examine the internal state of the program. It can be used to debug programs running locally on the same system, or remotely on another machine. GDB can also be used to debug programs running on embedded systems and embedded RTOSs. GDB is available for most major operating systems and is often used in conjunction with other development and debugging tools such as compilers, source code editors, and IDEs.

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