I\'m looking for the perfect Linux C++ debugger. I don\'t expect success, but the search should be informative.
I am a quite capable gdb user but STL and Boost easily c
You can try NetBeans IDE 6.5 with gdb 6.8, it is quite powerful! http://www.netbeans.org/downloads/index.html
UndoDB is amazing if you don't mind paying for it. The reversible capability is much much faster than GDB's. http://www.undo-software.com/
ffffd (data display debugger)is quite good.....it is basically a visual gdb....
A development branch of gdb (part of gdb's Project Archer) adds Python support to gdb (to replace gdb's macros). There's a series of blog postings starting here that extensively covers getting started with Python-enabled gdb and offers several tutorials on using Python for defining new gdb commands and pretty printing of C++ data structures.