How to do gio command execution line by line debug step through
Because after many days no one has an answer in my thread at:
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it has become necessary for me to step through the gio command's execution to find out why it fails in only my primary account, but works as expected in all others. I am an experienced C, and C++, coder, and have done step through for debugging in my own code many times. But this will be the first time I have ever done this in a Linux library command. And so I have many questions:
1) I am accustomed to two different types of builds, a debug build containing required debug symbols, and a release build intended for public release. This raises the question whether the prebuilt binary package at:
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can be stepped through as is. Can it?
2) If a debug compile of libglib2.0 were necessary, and if I were to compile a debug version of it, what risk would there be to my current Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) installation? Can the executable compiled for debug purposes be kept separate from the precompiled binary that comes with an Ubuntu installation?
3) What is the appropriate compiler to use?
4) Which is the best IDE to use for this debug purpose? Which is the one Ubuntu developers usually use?
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