digitalmars.D.debugger - List any visual interfaces for debuggers that you know of!
- Hasan Aljudy (7/7) Mar 06 2007 It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= (5/14) Mar 07 2007 Xcode provides an integrated view for GDB, but I don't have
- Jascha Wetzel (4/13) Mar 07 2007 i will have links to frontends i'm aware of that support Ddbg on the
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= (10/19) Mar 07 2007 Regular GDB offers Insight (http://sourceware.org/insight/),
- Ary Manzana (5/14) Mar 07 2007 As I already said in the announce list, Descent does not yet support
- Charlie (2/11) Mar 08 2007
- David Ferenczi (2/11) Mar 09 2007 KDbg is a good GUI to gdb, and it's also integrated in KDevelop.
- Carlos Smith (13/13) Mar 09 2007 "Hasan Aljudy" wrote in message
- Howard Berkey (3/12) Mar 10 2007 Zero is apparently getting D support:
- Saaa (5/5) Mar 11 2007 AMOS professional.. although I can't seem to be able to find a picture
It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.
Mar 06 2007
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= <afb algonet.se> Hasan Aljudy wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.Xcode provides an integrated view for GDB, but I don't have instructions for Xcode 2 at the moment (only for Xcode 1)... http://gdcmac.sourceforge.net/xcode.html --anders
Mar 07 2007
i will have links to frontends i'm aware of that support Ddbg on the Ddbg webpage. right now it's only those two. Hasan Aljudy wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.
Mar 07 2007
Hasan Aljudy wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.Regular GDB offers Insight (http://sourceware.org/insight/), but I haven't yet tried building a patched version for GDC ? From the screenshots, it doesn't look to be significantly worse than the windbg.exe that ships with DMD for Windows. If anyone wants to help out with building this Tcl/Tk GUI, or with the templated D/Tk* bindings - send me an email... --anders * See http://www.algonet.se/~afb/d/dtk.html or http://cpptk.sourceforge.net/ (C++/Tk)
Mar 07 2007
Hasan Aljudy escribió:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.As I already said in the announce list, Descent does not yet support launching or debugging, but it's in it's plans. So if anyone wishes to help building this feature, drop a message in the dsource forums. Also I'm sometimes in the #D irc channel as ary_manzana or asterite.
Mar 07 2007
Theres also DDD , http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/ Hasan Aljudy wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.
Mar 08 2007
Hasan Aljudy wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.KDbg is a good GUI to gdb, and it's also integrated in KDevelop.
Mar 09 2007
"Hasan Aljudy" wrote in message
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: Can we make a list of these programs available so that
: more people know what their options are?
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There is VIDE Version 2.00.
http://www.objectcentral.com/vide.htm
It has support for gcc and Sun JDK.
Supports development of both C/C++ with the GNU gcc/g++
compiler for MS-Windows and Linux, (OS/2 environment soon),
as well as the Java development using the Sun JDK.
It does not support D, but it comes with source code.
Mar 09 2007
Zero is apparently getting D support: http://www.zero-bugs.com Hasan Aljudy Wrote:It seems that there are some programs that can provide a visual user interface for debuggers, like Code::Blocks and Zeus Editor. Can we make a list of these programs available so that more people know what their options are? If you know any such programs, please post them here. If you could also add simple directions/instructions for usage, that would be great.
Mar 10 2007
AMOS professional.. although I can't seem to be able to find a picture (<wordy excuse) I do remember these colours : http://home.arcor.de/testaware/Amiga/Pictures/AMOSCopy.png :D
Mar 11 2007