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Subject: User-defined commands and thread/frame changes
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We were discussion some issues with GDB console behaviour on Eclipse DSF list, and
I've realized I miss one bit of information. Does anybody know of some concrete 
examples of reasonable user-defined commands that can change the current thread
or frame? 

Thanks,
Volodya