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Want to see value stored in stack

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  • 19-10-2009 11:24am
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    bSlick
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    Im learning assembly in linux and using the gdb debugger. I know I can see the address of the stack pointer using print/x $esp. But I want to see the value stored at this address.

    Say the stack pointer (esp) value is 0xbf81da10
    T then push the value 1 onto the stack - pushl $1
    Now when I type print/x $esp I get 0xbf81da0c

    But I want to see the value that is currenly in being stored in the stack, not address of the stack pointer. How can I do this?


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    bSlick
    Closed Accounts Posts: 248 ✭✭bSlick


    nevermind, forgot about the 'x' command.


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