Starting processes in a "suspended" state

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Hello All,
    I have working with VxWorks lately, and it has a feature that I would
like to be able to emulate under Linux. VxWorks will let you create a task
in a suspended state. You can then attach gdb to this suspended task, and
typing cont at the gdb prompt will allow it to run. Does anybody know of
a way to do this under Linux?

Thanks,

Jim

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