x/d and x/1wd. After some digging, I realized the issue was related to GDB displaying the same memory contents as both signed and unsigned integers. That cleared up the confusion about the "flipping" values.C program where $rbx is pointing to dynamically allocated memory. Here's the setup in my main.c file$rbx in GDB, I expect it to point to the buffer and show the correct values as 28 and -5604 for ptr[0] and ptr[1]. When I execute these commands, I get some strange behavior which I logged in bash.txtx86-64, GDB version 10.1Ubuntu 20.04as my environment
