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BioCore

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Sep 9, 2007
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Hi there everyone, and Happy Holidays.

This may sound like a weird question, but in Xcode 3.0 I noticed that when I am writing code in either C or Objective-C and try to run it in the debugger consoles (every time), there is a GNU license reminder popping up.

Is there anyway to remove this or stop it from happening? Sounds like a weird question, but I noticed in some books that I am reading that they do not have this happening so was wondering how they accomplished this.

Thanks for the help.
 
man gdb:

Code:
       -quiet

       -q     ``Quiet''.   Do  not print the introductory and copyright messages.  These messages are also suppressed in batch
              mode.

Whether or not you can pass that message in Xcode, I don't know.
 
Apple is allready invoking -q, but it doesn't seem to work.

echo "gdb-i386-apple-darwin $1 $2 $3 $4" returns arguments invoked by Apple:
gdb-i386-apple-darwin --arch i386 --interp=mi1 -q

Adding --quiet doesn't work either.
 
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