Have tools to debug programs in Linux?

Hello guys,
i am a newbie to use Linux,i want to debug some programs in Linux,can anyone apply me some tools?

regards Warren

[dj-siba]

in sotware Release there is a thread about it

hxxp://www.linice.com/

you should check out http://www.woodmann.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=36 it's a board about Linux RCE

Linice,I think it's a good toools to use,if you have use softice before on Windows.
2.x is the update.
you could diretly download this file from following links:
http://www.xfocus.net/tools/200411/linice.zip

there are lot of inbuilt tools that would suffice for a casual non antidebugged
application

first and formost
objdump for switches
try man -k objdump
or objdump --help

next is gdb the debugger that comes along with almost all standard
installation

man -k gdb or try gdb --help for help

probably some tracing tools like strace ptrace etc come bundled along
too

then there are external programs like hte the hexeditor that shows xrefs etc too
fenris,kdb,linice last but not least ida pro freeware also has a elf loader
there is linux version of idapro too

there are some very good reversing articles floating around on net
especially dealing with linux reversing

btw as JMI would say google is your best friend

Originally Posted by Warren

i am a newbie to use Linux,i want to debug some programs in Linux,can anyone apply me some tools?

http://www.exetools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7855

Another great tool when debuggning in Linux is "ltrace", wich is a library call tracer. Great when programs does stringcompares etc.

Cheers
ghalen