gdb: way to show actual code being executed?

Question

I'm learning how to program in assembly, and I want to see exactly what gdb is executing per line as I step through the program. I know display /i $pc gives me the assembly code corresponding to what is being executed, but I want the object code (I think that's what it's called?)

So for example if I have the following:

    0:  c7 04 24 12 90 04 08    movl   $0x8049012,(%esp)
    7:  5d                      pop    %ebp
    8:  c7 45 00 28 54 8f 44    movl   $0x448f5428,0x0(%ebp)
    f:  89 e5                   mov    %esp,%ebp
    11: 55                      push   %ebp

I want gdb to tell me that it's going through c7 04 24 12 90 04 08 and not give me movl $0x8049012,(%esp).

Thanks for your help :)

pauliwago pauliwago · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-09T04:13:16

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Nevermind found a solution on my own: set disassemble-next-line on gives me what I want.

gdb: way to show actual code being executed?

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