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Ralph Lange wrote:A small recommendation at this point:I have very good experience with "NetBeans IDE" for C/C++ and Soft IOC Debugging My apologies... I was off-topic, and obviously driven by the religious enthusiasm of that second category, which you enter after the conversion from one "greatest tool" to an even greater one. ;-) So, let me rephrase my answer to Mark's suggestion of running the IOC directly under gdb (which triggered me in the first place): I would not suggest running an IOC directly under command line gdb unless you are really familiar with its methods and commands. Running command line gdb without a good understanding of what you're doing can be *very* frustrating. Been there. Running the IOC in a graphical debugger, on the other hand, can be a very nice and efficient experience. In addition to the wide-spread Netbeans and Eclipse IDEs, I recently used Qt Creator a lot, which - while having similar functionality and user experience - is very small, lightweight, and starts up really fast. Sounds much better, doesn't it?! ~Ralph
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ANJ, 16 Oct 2010 |
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