GUI for a GNU Debugger [closed]

Answer 1

NetBeans has a nice front end for gdb. So does Eclipse.

Answer 2

I highly recommend ffffd especially if you have complex data structures to visualize.

Answer 3

When developing for Windows using GCC (e.g. MinGW), I often found it painful to get a GUI for GDB working (And I have a disliking for Eclipse), but I'm really fond of the Code:Blocks IDE.

Answer 4

1. Install Insight a GUI for GNU Project Debugger
2. Compile your source
3. Run the debugger

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$ sudo apt-get install insight    
$ gcc -g source.c -o application
$ insight

Answer 5

When developing for Windows using GCC. The best is to use Affinic Debugger GUI(GDB). it is newer design. it is similar and better than DDD. It also works for Linux and Mac

Answer 6

Your are right that we load the executables, but when you are compiling you will need to compile with the debug flag (think is it -g in gcc, abit rusty on that ), that will insert the debugging information into the executable/obj files.