Specify arguments for the debuggee program.
set args [arguments] [IO_redirection]arguments |
The arguments to pass to the debuggee. |
IO_redirection |
Enables you to change stdin, stdout, and stderr, which are otherwise inherited from the debugger process. You can enter the following values: < filename Redirect stdin > filename Redirect stdout 1> filename Redirect stdout 2> filename Redirect stderr >& filename Redirect stdout and stderr to a single file 1> filename 2> filename Redirect stdout and stderr to different files |
This command specifies arguments for the debuggee. If the run command does not specify any arguments, the debuggee uses the arguments from the previous run command or arguments that you set with the set args command.
If you do not include any parameters, the debugger sets the argument list to null.
The set args command does not affect processes currently running. New arguments affect only the next run.
To view default arguments, use the show args command.
(idb) set args -s > prog.output (idb) show args Argument list to give program being debugged when it is started is "-s > prog.output".
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