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By default, GDB always prints/displays all variables / arguments in base 10.
Is there any way to ask GDB to always use base 16 while printing anything (and turn back to default settings when I don’t need that)?
I know that it can be printed by supplying the /x argument to print/display, but I don’t want to do it every time.
set output-radix 16(andset output-radix 10to switch it back).