Kdevelop is a really nice IDE and has great gdb integration, I prefer it over eclipse.
On 9/1/07, Yotam Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What's the main issue? Is it that it's impossible to work with GDB because > it crashes, or is it gdb's command line interface? If the problem is the > latter, then have him use a decent frontend. I use emacs's gdbsrc mode, > which integrates control of the debugger with your existing code buffers. > Some people use external tools, but I prefer to integrate debugging with > editing. > > Yotam, > > P.S. Have him use emacs22 > > On 9/1/07, Amos Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > We are at this stage were the lead C++ developer needs to switch over > > our mostly ACE-based applications from Windows to Linux and needs a GOOD and > > CONVENIENT debugging environment for multi-threaded applications. > > > > He's giving a honest effort to use gdb but so far found it very hard to > > work with and at least once he managed to get gdb itself to crash. > > > > Can anyone recommend a REALLY USEFUL(TM) debugger for Linux, even cheap > > commercial ones (up to around 100$ per seat)? > > > > Please spare me the preaching about gdb being so great - that guy, who > > haven't touched Linux until last week, is already doing a tremendous effort > > to convert and needs any tool he can to help him. > > > > At least one of the target environments will be RHEL4 (due to customer's > > demands) but there is a good chance the Debian will be our internal SOE. > > > > Thanks, > > > > --Amos > > > > >
