Erez D wrote: > it provides most what i need, however it is not too friendly - the way > it displays variables, the position of the windows. it does not color > the code, etc ... > basicly i look for better look-and-feel. Eclipse CDT can be used as a nice gdb frontend - IMO it's as close as you can get, on Linux, to visual-studio-like eye candy.
If you use Emacs 22 for development, then I recommend its gdb mode with its watch window (based on speedbar), stack view, breakpoint view, local vars etc. Works nicely even when cross-debugging remote applications with gdbserver. I often find myself running gdb with its built-in text user interface (gdb -tui or type wh in an already open gdb session). Pretty handy, would be ideal for me if it also had syntax highlighting. Hope this helps, Avi. _______________________________________________ Linux-il mailing list Linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/mailman/listinfo/linux-il
