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Edward Peschko wrote:

> (gdb) set pagination off

FYI, you can also use "set height 0" in place of the above.

> 
> I don't know - all in all, IMO this should be a feature of gdb itself,
> just for simplicity's sake, and to avoid the overhead of the scripting
> language. I'm just guessing, but I'd bet that if this was done in a
> tight loop, it would be an order of magnitude faster..

Well -- it's an open source project, we welcome contributions.