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From: Joe Knowling <linux_joe2003@yahoo.com>
Subject: getting gdb output redirected to a file
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Hi 
Ive got a rather basic question. Is there a command
analogous to fprintf in C to dump output to a file.
Eg. 
after starting gdb and attaching to a process I say

source xyz

where xyz is a file containing a list of commands for
gdb to execute. Now instead of doing printf's and
seeing the data in the gdb window is there an
alternative like fprintf that can dump output to a
while

any help would be appreciated
thanks
Joe 

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