"Ryan Leavengood" <leavengood@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 4/22/06, Axel Dörfler <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > While I use that often as well, "bdb" is a graphical debugger - the > > Terminal that comes up is just a very simple debugger provided by > > the > > debug_server. You can launch "bdb" from there when you enter the > > "bdb" > > command :-) > > HTH > Interesting. Are there any code editors that support using bdb for > source-level debugging? On other OSes I'm a VIM user, though on BeOS > I've been using BeIDE lately (GVIM never worked that well for me on > BeOS, though I'll certainly try again.) If GVIM could work with bdb > that would rock. I don't think this possibility exists yet. But someone hopefully will do a real source level GUI debugger for Haiku at one point in the future (maybe as Pe add-on) :-) Anyway, when you compiled and linked your application to keep debug information (the -g option), "bdb" can be very helpful. Indeed, you can also run your application into it by issuing: $ bdb my-application In that case you can set break and watch points before the actual program execution. Also note that there is a newer bdb on BeBits than was released with R5: http://www.bebits.com/app/1996 Bye, Axel.