🚀 go-pugleaf

line 238 in "infcmd.c" reads
          printf_filtered ("Starting program: %s %s\n",
                  exec_file? exec_file: "", inferior_args);

although the restrictions on {printf_filtered} clearly state strict size
limitations on the string to be printed.  If the args corresponding to the "%s"s in
the format are long strings (e.g. over 255 chars, which happens easily if you have
long pathnames as arguments), gdb will corrupt its stack and die.  

FIX: use {fputs_filtered} and "manually" print each argument:

      fputs_filtered("Starting program: ", stdout);
      if (exec_file) fputs_filtered(exec_file, stdout);
      fputs_filtered(" ", stdout);
      fputs_filtered(inferior_args, stdout);
      fputs_filtered("\n", stdout);

Or do what older versions of gdb used to do (up to 4.7), namely just use
{printf} instead of {printf_filtered}.  Or someone could fix {vfprintf_filtered}...

	Alex