From: "Andreas Bierhals" <bierhals AT studserv DOT stud DOT uni-hannover DOT de>
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Subject: Re: _gdbinit
Date: 31 Oct 1997 23:19:43 GMT
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Jeff Taylor <jltaylor AT cyber-quest DOT com> schrieb im Beitrag
<3458B41C DOT 6332 AT cyber-quest DOT com>...
> I thought I knew the answer to this.  I am trying to make an init file
> for gdb to read at startup.  I thought it was _gdbinit, however gdb
> doesn't read it.  Any corrections/suggestions?
> 
> Jeff T
> 

Hi Jeff,

normally (under UNIX) the name of the commandfile 
is .gdbinit, which is a problem under DOS...
An alternative is the '-x <commandfile>' command
line option, which allows to specify an arbitrary
commandfile to use with gdb.

         Greetings,

         Andreas