Can anyone recommend a FREE debugger to use for boost, under linux. I want to see if I can fix copy_graph to my liking. I'm used to using the gdb debugger, but I think there must be something better. Thanks -Caligula
Hi,
There are several UI for gdb, like DDD, Qt Creator, KDevelop, Eclipse, ...
You can also use IDB, Intel's debugger that is provided with their
compiler (so free for non-commercial use on Linux).
Matthieu
2009/7/24 Caligula
Can anyone recommend a FREE debugger to use for boost, under linux. I want to see if I can fix copy_graph to my liking. I'm used to using the gdb debugger, but I think there must be something better.
Thanks -Caligula
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Caligula
wrote: Can anyone recommend a FREE debugger to use for boost, under linux. I want to see if I can fix copy_graph to my liking. I'm used to using the gdb debugger, but I think there must be something better.
There are several UI for gdb, like DDD, Qt Creator, KDevelop, Eclipse, ... You can also use IDB, Intel's debugger that is provided with their compiler (so free for non-commercial use on Linux).
I recommend the Zero Debugger: http://www.zero-bugs.com/2.0/product_intro.html HTH, -- Eric Niebler BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com
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