Currently GDB prints OIDs out as byte strings, using ASCII characters for bytes that have simple representations and octal (e.g. "\312") for bytes that don't. This leads to displayed values like "`\260s\347\016\273\376\324\301J\254\304", which don't match the hexadeximal output format in our logs (e.g. "60b073e70ebbfed4c14aacc4").

Having a uniform format between the two could make investigating some bugs easier.