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clipka escreveu:
> nemesis <nam### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
>> Hah, so that's why you either don't know about gdb or don't want to use
>> it for debugging... ;)
>
> I have, basically, not the slightest idea about how to debug on Linux. I just
> picture that, judging from popular Linux-jockey tools like vi and such, it
> might be VERY far from trivial to get going... something like good old DOS
> "debug" comes to my mind - me no want ;)
gdb: gnu debugger. :) It's the standard C/C++ debugging tool in Linux
land, or at least used to be.
It's a command-line tool, as you guessed, but fear not: Visual Studio
too uses several command-line tools as backend and so can you by
downloading an IDE such as KDevelop or perhaps Eclipse with the C/C++
plugin. They integrate (or hide) gdb as well as gcc under a pretty
graphical face.
Still, man gdb, man! :D
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