It's especially weird since the author is talking about inspecting and modifying data at runtime; gdb happily attaches to a process running a program written in C. However, if he were talking about inspecting and modifying the program itself, then we'd be cooking.
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It's especially weird since the author is talking about inspecting and modifying data at runtime; gdb happily attaches to a process running a program written in C. However, if he were talking about inspecting and modifying the program itself, then we'd be cooking.