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From: Stu Grossman
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 17:14

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There is a much easier way to do what you want by using the `display' command.
display causes GDB to automatically display an expression whenever you get back
to command level.  So, the command `display/i $pc' will cause the next
instruction to be printed out in assembly language every time you get back to
command level.  You can also use `si' as an abbreviation for `stepi'.

		Stu Grossman

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