So I want to run a program in gdb with the contents of a file as an argument. Then, when an EOF is hit, I want to be able to enter user input again. For a normal program in a terminal I can do something like this with the following command.
(cat input.txt; cat) | ./program
In gdb I can pass in the file arguments like this, but it continues to enter newlines forever after the end of the file has been reached.
(gdb) run < input.txt
It is almost as if stdin was not passed back to the program, similar to what happens if I simply do
(cat input.txt) | ./program
without the second cat. Is this even possible to do in gdb?
