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Call a function

Overview of the call command.

call command​

You can call a function in a debugged program using the call command:

  • call <function_name> [arg 1] ... [arg N] - calls the specified function with the given arguments

Note: this command is in early implementation, so please check help call to understand its current limitations.

Usage example​

Consider this Rust program:

fn sum2(a: u64, b: u64) {
    println!("my sum is {}", a + b);
}

fn print_bool(b: bool) {
    println!("bool is {}", b);
}

fn main() {
    sum2(1, 2);
    print_bool(true);
}

Let's call sum2 and print_bool functions: