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Win32 VC++ DebugBreak in Linxu
Hi,
Is there is any debugging solution in Linux similar to Win32's VC++ DebugBreak() call. 
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what it does?
I am searching for the solution that will help me debug deamons, such that when a function, say UDebugBreak() is called, gdb spawns in a terminal decided by me or else, and it automatically attaches to the calling daemon's thread at the point of call.
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