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I have subtle problems running programs under gdb since I switched to zsh=
=20
and configured a lot of aliases and zsh-specific things. I wonder how do I=
=20
debug it, -- if I start gdb under zsh, what's the startup sequence of the=
=20
new process? For some reason, the examples .zshrc's I see do not distinguis=
h=20
between login shell and non-login one... How does zsh differentiates betwee=
n=20
them, and what happens when gdb starts a process when run under zsh (does i=
t=20
even run zsh, or /bin/sh, and how do they interact)?...
 Cheers,
Alexy

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<div>I have subtle problems running programs under gdb since I switched to =
zsh and configured a lot of aliases and zsh-specific things.&nbsp; I wonder=
 how do I debug it, -- if I start gdb under zsh, what's the startup sequenc=
e of the new process?&nbsp; For some reason, the examples .zshrc's I see do=
 not distinguish between login shell and non-login one...&nbsp; How does zs=
h differentiates between them, and what happens when gdb starts a process w=
hen run under zsh (does it even run zsh, or /bin/sh, and how do they intera=
ct)?...
</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Cheers,</div>
<div>Alexy</div>

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