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Joel,

An oft-used feature of gdb_test is that, if the message string is
supplied but empty (""), no PASS/FAIL output is produced.  This is
used when you want to give a command to gdb without actually testing
anything.

Do you think you could make gdb_test_no_output behave the same?

Thanks,
Michael