In Windows you can use a default debugger (gflag) that is called when a image name is run. Can be this done with GDB and Linux? In Windows it's useful for debugging services.
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There is no way to do this on Linux, short of hacking your kernel.
Nor is it usually necessary. If you always want to run e.g. /foo/bar under GDB, just do this:
mv /foo/bar /foo/bar.x
cat > /foo/bar <<EOF
#!/bin/bash
exec gdb --args /foo/bar.x "$@"
EOF
chmod +x /foo/bar
Problem solved ;-)
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yes, from the command line run:
gdb --args [program] [options]
