问题
In GDB, I can turn logging on with "set logging on", but this only logs the results of my commands, and not the command itself. It would be useful if I could see the command typed as well. Is there any way to log the command typed?
回答1:
Try man script.
See also this ancient bug. The fact that this hasn't been fixed in 10 years makes me believe that it's unlikely to ever be fixed.
Most GDB developers use emacs, run GDB from inside of emacs, and get the functionality you desire "for free".
回答2:
Something beyond
$ set history save
?
you could set special file for history
set history filename ~/.the_history
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27334748/how-can-i-log-the-command-i-typed-in-gdb