How to print to a file or pipe ??

[Jesse Marlin]

James Gunning writes:
 > Hi people
 > 	I'm new to this list, but I have searched unsuccessfully through
 > the gdb info pages  & archives for an answer to this question.
 > 	How do I print gdb output to a file. Something like
 > 	print a[1]@1000 > file.txt
 > would be ace :-)
 > 	Thanks,
 > 		James Gunning.
 > 
 > 
 > 

If you run gdb from within xemacs or even emacs then printing is no problem.
Just highlight the region you are interested in and, M-x print-region.