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Tom Tromey wrote (on Wed 30-Mar-2011 at 14:58):
> >>>>> "Chris" ==   <chris.hall.list@highwayman.com> writes:
> 
> Chris> Though my experience with non-stop is that it crashes and
> Chris> burns when you single step through the end of some
> Chris> functions :-(

> If you haven't filed bug reports about this, please do so.

OK. Bug 12623 Submitted...

....
> I am curious.

Me too.  (See my posting of Mon 07-Mar-2011 " SIGSEGV on exit from
subroutines -- problem with non-stop ?")

I used non-stop earlier this year...  but that was on a previous
machine and probably an earlier version of gdb !

Chris