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Regarding the configuration item context.show_source_code_variable_values, I’ve noticed that it always prints the variable values before the current line of code is executed. However in some scenarios, I’m more interested in the variable values after the line executes. Is there a way to configure gef to print the variable values both before and after the code execution completes? Thanks~
for example, in context->source window:
// x = 0x0
-> x= foo();
but after i execute 'next', i cannot directly see the value of 'x' any more unless i execute 'p x' by myself.
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Regarding the configuration item context.show_source_code_variable_values, I’ve noticed that it always prints the variable values before the current line of code is executed. However in some scenarios, I’m more interested in the variable values after the line executes. Is there a way to configure gef to print the variable values both before and after the code execution completes? Thanks~
for example, in context->source window:
but after i execute 'next', i cannot directly see the value of 'x' any more unless i execute 'p x' by myself.
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