I have used DDD - The Data Display Debugger. http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/ DDD sits on top of GDB (or dbx). I was recently debugging a bug in a btree database for a client, and with DDD I was able to graphically display several nodes in the key file. DDD is not an ide, but it does give you a good graphical display. I use emacs as my build environment. Another alternative is KDevelop. I have not had time to play with it, but it is closer to its M$ counterpart. On 15 Mar 00, at 9:15, William Chang wrote:
I am looking for a good C++ compiler and debugger that has a better graphical interface. I agree g++ and gdb is a good one but I am a newbie. What can I say :)
Thanks.
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