This script will run gdb and catch the errors in the logs rather than
codedumps.  It prints the commands you wish to send to gdb and the
results in unique logs.  This is a somewhat older setup, but should
be a more than acceptable base for sophisticated scripts.

This archive should contain two other files, 'runit' and 'bootgdb'.

runit is a file containing the commands that will be passed to the
   debugger, and should be placed in your bin directory.

bootgdb also goes in the bin directory, and is used to start the mud.
   It can be changed to run gdb with circle, or to only run circle.

Andy Davidoff <dert@concrete.resnet.upenn.edu>

