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"Demmer, Thomas" wrote:

> I have an interesting problem with objdump: it completely ignores the
> command line when called from an rxvt, or from the plain bash:

This is <http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2006-07/msg00145.html> I think.  I
say this because I experienced the same problem you are reporting with
objdump, but did not report it because the conditions under which it
reproduced were so random (i.e. working fine under strace, gdb, or plain
console.)  But the problem is gone with the noted fixed snapshots.

Brian

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