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Subject: Re: [Python] Input from user from extended breakpoint `stop' function
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>> that's interesting, but why `print' functions work correctly, without
>> sending any SIGTTOU
>
> Try stty tostop.

indeed !
what do consider as the default/good behavior? I mean, it is okay for
GDB to 'ignore' SIGTTOU, or shall I report such situations as bugs ?