I've read this tutorial, but I haven't found there anything about reverse debugging. Does lldb have some features like target record in gdb? If yes, where can I read about it?

GDB has a new version out that supports reverse debug (see http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/news/reversible.html). I got to wondering how that works. To get reverse debug to work it seems to me tha...

Has anyone actually used a reversable debugger? The only product that Google turns up is UndoDB. It is for apparently for Linux only.

I am trying to use GDB's reverse debugging with a Django application. I get it running in GDB, but I can't make it run backwards. I stopped my Django app with Ctrl-Z and then entered reverse-next ...

i started to try reverse debugging with gdb 7, followin the tutorial: http://www.sourceware.org/gdb/wiki/ProcessRecord/Tutorial and I thought, great! Then I started to debug a real program whic...

(EDIT: per the first answer below the current "trick" seems to be using an Atom processor. But I hope some gdb guru can answer if this is a fundamental limitation, or whether there adding support f...

You may be familiar with ReplayDirector, http://www.replaysolutions.com/products/replaydirector-for-java-ee Chronon, http://www.chrononsystems.com/products/chronon-time-travelling-debugger they...

I am attempting to use gdb's record feature to generate a list of the instructions executed for the tutorial example I can use gdb record to step forward and back successfully and save the executi...

I'm trying to do reverse execution in GDB, specifically doing target record after running my program in gdb as per the instructions here, and triggering the following error: Process record: the cu...

I'm trying to use the reverse debugging features of gdb 7.3.1 on a multi-threaded project (using libevent), but I get the following error: (gdb) reverse-step Target multi-thread does not support t...

I get the following message in gdb (version 7.1): [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] and the command reverse-step results with the following error message: (gdb) reverse-step Target ...

Has anyone tried using the new record/replay and reverse-debugging features in the newly released gdb-7.0? I am one of the gdb developer/maintainers, and I'm very eager for user feedback!