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gdb - thread log

Hi all,

While I trying to debug a 'C' program with gdb, I always get the following continuously on the gdb console.

[Thread 0xb7fe4b70 (LWP 30576) exited] [New Thread 0xb7fe4b70 (LWP 30577)] [Thread 0xb7fe4b70 (LWP 30577) exited] [New Thread 0xb7fe4b70 (LWP 30578)] [Thread 0xb7fe4b70 (LWP 30578) exited]

Is there any reason why this is printed? And anyway to block this?

note: the program makes use of timers. Is that a possible cause?

+1  A: 

set print thread-events off

Jack  2010-04-12 04:15:30
Thanks, for the quick answer. That did it.
sthustfo  2010-04-18 03:15:11
You should accept that as an answer if you think it has fulfilled your requirement. This applies to all your other questions as well.To accept an answer, click on √ mark just below vote number.
Jack  2010-04-18 07:22:59

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