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From: "Brandon Kim" <brandonh.kim@gmail.com>
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Subject: How can I use shell variable at gdb
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I would like to use shell variable at gdb.
How can I do that?

for example.

$) CURRENT_NO=5
$) export ABC

gdb) set $NAME = "TEST_$(CURRENT_NO)"

But, I got an error.

anybody knows?