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Every time I start gdb, I immediately do:
set print thread-events off
It would be nice if I could do this from the command-line arguments, so that I could just set up an alias instead of re-typing it every time.
Is there a faster way to do this?
How about a gdb startup script? Create
~/.gdbinitwith the commands to be executed when it starts.A
.gdbinitcan also be in the directory you are in when executing the program.