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F. A sample gdb.ini file

Here you have a sample gdb.ini file listing, which gives better results when using `gdb`. Under LINUX you should put this in a .gdbinit file in your home directory or the current directory..

    set print demangle off
    set gnutarget auto
    set verbose on
    set complaints 1000
    dir ./rtl/dosv2
    set language c++
    set print vtbl on
    set print object on
    set print sym on
    set print pretty on
    disp /i $eip

    define pst
    set $pos=&$arg0
    set $strlen = {byte}$pos
    print {char}&$arg0.st@($strlen+1)
    end

    document pst
      Print out a pascal string
    end