as much i a know about DDD, it's the frontend of gdb. On 3/27/06, Md. Sifat Ullah Patwary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Certainly its the best approach to debug if you want to keep yourself out > side the program code during 'runtime'. > > I guessed you're using gcc. It got a '-g' option to enable debugging. What > man page says about '-g': > > -g Produce debugging information in the operating sys- > tem's native format (stabs, COFF, XCOFF, or DWARF). > GDB can work with this debugging information. > > Yes, you need gdb to taste the real debug experience. In gdb you're inside > the code and a part of 'runtime' environment. You will be able to set > breakpoints, watch, trach or catch a variable etc. I guess, by nature of > your wark, you're looking for something like gdb. 'man gdb' is your > friend, > you know. > > Regards, > > --Sifat >
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