Can anyone recommend a good frontend C++ debugger for linux?
I could be nice if it also could show where in the code the current
execution is. I am using Kate as my editor (i don't want to use one of
the heavy weight editors like eclipse with build in debugging).
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Can anyone recommend a good frontend C++ debugger for linux?
For free debugger, try ddd.
On 2007-05-12 16:23, desktop wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good frontend C++ debugger for linux?
I could be nice if it also could show where in the code the current
execution is. I am using Kate as my editor (i don't want to use one of
the heavy weight editors like eclipse with build in debugging).
This is off-topic please ask platform specific questions in platform
specific groups.
As to your question, what's wrong with gdb? If you can't see where in
the code the execution currently is you must have forgotten to add debug
symbols when compiling, make sure that you have -g in the command line.
The only frontend that I know of is ddd.
--
Erik Wikström
Erik Wikström wrote:
As to your question, what's wrong with gdb? If you can't see where in
the code the execution currently is you must have forgotten to add debug
symbols when compiling, make sure that you have -g in the command line.
unfortunately gdb is not as powerful as the microsoft equivalent one
(that is able to correctly interpret some of the STL containers, such
vectors, and let you navigate inside them), but in some cases it's good
enough.
The only frontend that I know of is ddd.
kdbg, quite simple, nice interface, maybe a little less powerful but
usually it does its job in a good way.
Regards,
Zeppe
On 2007-05-12 18:17, Zeppe wrote:
Erik Wikström wrote:
>As to your question, what's wrong with gdb? If you can't see where in
the code the execution currently is you must have forgotten to add debug
symbols when compiling, make sure that you have -g in the command line.
unfortunately gdb is not as powerful as the microsoft equivalent one
(that is able to correctly interpret some of the STL containers, such
vectors, and let you navigate inside them), but in some cases it's good
enough.
OT: You can even make it interpret your own data-types, but there's some
bugs that prevents it from working correctly with 2D matrices and such.
--
Erik Wikström
Zeppe wrote:
Erik Wikström wrote:
>As to your question, what's wrong with gdb? If you can't see where in
the code the execution currently is you must have forgotten to add
debug symbols when compiling, make sure that you have -g in the
command line.
unfortunately gdb is not as powerful as the microsoft equivalent one
(that is able to correctly interpret some of the STL containers, such
vectors, and let you navigate inside them), but in some cases it's good
enough.
If you require a "powerful" debugger, there is something wrong with the
way you are developing your code!
--
Ian Collins.
Ian Collins wrote:
Zeppe wrote:
>Erik Wikström wrote:
>>As to your question, what's wrong with gdb? If you can't see where in
the code the execution currently is you must have forgotten to add
debug symbols when compiling, make sure that you have -g in the
command line.
unfortunately gdb is not as powerful as the microsoft equivalent one
(that is able to correctly interpret some of the STL containers, such
vectors, and let you navigate inside them), but in some cases it's good
enough.
If you require a "powerful" debugger, there is something wrong with the
way you are developing your code!
lol
Zeppe
On May 12, 7:23 am, desktop <f...@sss.comwrote:
Can anyone recommend a good frontend C++ debugger for linux?
Just had a briefing on a debugger for linux called zeroBUGS. The
author was
not statisfied with GDB so he wrote his own. Find it at http://zero-bugs.com
On May 12, 7:23 am, desktop <f...@sss.comwrote:
Can anyone recommend a good frontend C++ debugger for linux?
Just had a briefing on a debugger for linux called zeroBUGS. The
author was
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