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QEMU support a gdbserver known as the gdbstub. With this you can debug programs in both linux-user and system emulation modes.

   $QEMU $QEMU_ARGS -s -S

Will configure the system and stop at the first instruction. You can then attach with:

   gdb $BINARY -ex "target remote localhost:1234"

and debug your program

The gdbstub doesn't support all the features of the gdbserver protocol which is documented

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	~~QEMu~~ support a gdbserver known as the gdbstub. With this you can debug programs in both linux-user and system emulation modes.		QEMU support a gdbserver known as the gdbstub. With this you can debug programs in both linux-user and system emulation modes.

	== Invoking ==		== Invoking ==