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Hi,

I'm stepping thru gdb (gdb-6.3 on debian) using ddd/gdb. I got to
tui_command_loop() in tui-interp.c, but stepping thru gets a bit
tedious then.

What's a good way of printing messages from my own printfs in the
source without getting the output mixed up with the console output
of gdb? (in an x-windows environment)