Niitsuma Hirotaka skrev:
How about M-x gdb with (setq gdb-many-windows t) (setq gdb-use-separate-io-buffer t) in .emacs.el
I will try those options.
I would not recomend gud/gdb for debugging to people not using or determined to start using Emacs. I think you should have other reasons to start using Emacs than the debugger support. Sure, for those that use emacs, gud/gdb is an option. GUD even support multipple debugger back-ends. In the new GNU Emacs 22.x the GUD user interface has improved a lot, more tempting but I am still not convinced. I am not a gud/gdb fan, even though I use emacs as often I can :-) I have tried to get used to using gud/gdb a few times as it integrate better with my favorit editor than other debuggers. Problem is I know all too well how to do my debugging in VisualStudio and SunStudio, so it is a frustrating exercise to learn a new debugger user interface when I am not forced to. In Linux, I have to say I debug as little as I can, I try to get things working on Solaris with Sun tools and in Windows with MS tools, then beg for it to work on Linux as well. I may try some other tools on Linux next time I am forced to do serious debugging on that platform. I really only need to know how to use one debugger GUI if it only could work on all platforms :-) -- Bjørn