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Author: dominikmascherbauer

docs/reference-manual/native-image/guides/debug-native-executables-with-gdb.md

@@ -580,21 +580,21 @@ If the C data structures cannot be printed by the SVM pretty printer, printing i
 
 The pretty printer also supports printing of the primitive value instead of a Java Object for boxed primitives.
 
-Whenever printing is done via the `p` (alias for `print`) the pretty printer intercepts that call to perform type casts to the respective runtime types of Java Objects.
-This also applies for auto-completion when using the `p` command.
-This means, if the static type is different to the runtime type, `print` uses the static types, which leaves finding out the runtime types and type casting to the user.
-Additionally, the `p` command understands Java field and array access and function calls for Java Objects.
+Whenever printing is done via the `p` alias of the `print` command the pretty printer intercepts that call to perform type casts to the respective runtime types of Java Objects.
+This also applies for auto-completion when using the `p` alias.
+This means that if the static type is different to the runtime type, the `print` command uses the static types, which leaves finding out the runtime types and type casting to the user.
+Additionally, the `p` alias understands Java field and array access and function calls for Java Objects.
 
 ##### Limitations
 
-The `print` still uses its default implementation, as there is no way to overwrite it, while still keeping the capability of the default `print` command.
+The `print` command still uses its default implementation, as there is no way to overwrite it, while still keeping the capability of the default `print` command.
 This would cause printing non-Java Objects to not work properly.
-Therefore, only the alias `p` for the `print` command is overwritten by the SVM pretty printer, such that the user can still make use of GDBs default `print` command.
+Therefore, only the `p` alias for the `print` command is overwritten by the SVM pretty printer, such that the user can still make use of GDBs default `print` command.
 
 
 #### Options for controlling the behavior of the SVM Pretty Printer
 
-In addition to the enhanced `p` command `svmhelpers.py` introduces some GDB parameters to customize the behavior of the SVM Pretty Printer.
+In addition to the enhanced `p` alias, `svmhelpers.py` introduces some GDB parameters to customize the behavior of the SVM Pretty Printer.
 Parameters in GDB can be interacted with `set <param> <value>` and `show <param>` and therefore, integrates into GDBs customization options.
 
 * ##### svm-print on/off
@@ -620,28 +620,28 @@ Alternatively SVM pretty printing can be suppressed with the
 * ##### svm-print-string-limit &lt;int&gt;
 
 Allows to customize the maximum length for pretty printing Java Strings.
-The default value is 200, set to -1 or _unlimited_ for unlimited printing of Java Strings. 
+The default value is `200`, set to `-1` or `unlimited` for unlimited printing of Java Strings. 
 This does not change the limit for c strings, which can be controlled with GDBs `set print characters`.
 
 * ##### svm-print-element-limit &lt;int&gt;
 
 Allows to customize the maximum number of elements for pretty printing Java Arrays, ArrayLists and HashMaps.
-The default value is 10, set to -1 or _unlimited_ for printing unlimited number of elements.
+The default value is `10`, set to `-1` or `unlimited` for printing unlimited number of elements.
 This does not change the limit for c arrays, which can be controlled with GDBs `set print elements`.
 However, GDBs parameter `print elements` is the upper bound for `svm-print-element-limit`.
 
 * ##### svm-print-field-limit &lt;int&gt;
 
 Allows to customize the maximum number of elements for pretty printing fields of Java Objects.
-The default value is 50, set to -1 or _unlimited_ for printing unlimited number of fields.
+The default value is `50`, set to `-1` or `unlimited` for printing unlimited number of fields.
 GDBs parameter `print elements` is the upper bound for `svm-print-field-limit`.
 
 * ##### svm-print-depth-limit &lt;int&gt;
 
 Allows to customize the maximum depth of recursive svm pretty printing.
-The default value is 1. 
+The default value is `1`. 
 The children of direct children are printed (a sane default to make contents of boxed values visible).
-Set to -1 or _unlimited_ for printing unlimited depth.
+Set to `-1` or `unlimited` for printing unlimited depth.
 GDBs parameter `print max-depth` is the upper bound for `svm-print-depth-limit`.
 
 * ##### svm-use-hlrep on/off
@@ -653,8 +653,8 @@ Currently supports ArrayList and HashMap.
 * ##### svm-infer-generics &lt;int&gt;
 
 Allows to customize the amount of elements taken into account for inferring the generic type of higher level representations.
-The default value is 10.
-Set to 0 for not inferring generic types and -1 or _unlimited_ for inferring the generic type over all elements.
+The default value is `10`.
+Set to `0` for not inferring generic types and `-1` or `unlimited` for inferring the generic type over all elements.
 
 * ##### svm-print-address absolute/on/off
 
@@ -669,7 +669,7 @@ This command allows to customize this behavior.
 
 * ##### svm-complete-static-variables on/off
 
-Per default static field members completion is provided by the **p** command. 
+Per default auto-completion for static fields is enabled for the enhanced `p` alias. 
 This command allows to enable/disable completion for static field members.
 
 * ##### svm-selfref-check on/off