Is there an “until” command in gdb?

In addition to Michael’s explanation of breakpoints, that are probably the best way to solve your problem, there are actually also are “until” and “advance” commands, that do just what you require/suggest.

Basically you can do “until 60” or “until main.c:60” or “advance 60” or similar, depending if you want to limit temporary breakpoint to current frame or not.

See appropriate section of GDB manual.

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