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This might be a stupid question, but why are you using gdb to debug your Perl script? Why not invoke the Perl debugger? You can't call the perl debugger on a running perl script, can you? Requirement is to not having to restart the process.
Right, this was a sample script. I was hoping there was a proven sequence of gdb commands to examine perl's internal data structures revealing the current file and line. In reply to Re^2: Connect gdb to a running perl process
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