I am searching for a debugger interface similar to gdb that not only pauses execution but also provides a clear visual layout of the memory stack. It seems that DDD does not offer this feature, so I am wondering if any other frontend exists that can deliver a graphical stack representation.
hey, have u tried nemiver? i found it gives a decent visual callstack in a comfy interface. it worked fine in my experiments, though might not be perfect for all tasks.
hey, i looked into a tool called insight a while back. it shows the call stack visually, though it can be a bit off sometimes. have u tried it before? what else would u like in a debugger interface?
In my recent experience, I explored using Eclipse CDT as an alternative interface for gdb. Although primarily an IDE, it provides comprehensive debugging facilities, including a clear graphical display for the call stack. This approach allowed for easy visualization of memory layouts without losing the benefits of traditional command-line debugging. Its performance is stable and it integrates well with the underlying gdb functionalities. The balance between usability and technical capability meets the needs of developers familiar with gdb while offering a more intuitive interface.
hey, i’ve been playin with gdbgui and its callstack view is pretty neat, though it can be a bit quirky. it runs in a web interface that might be a cool change. what do u think makes a debugger interface vibe match your needs?
hey, give qt creator a shot its debugger is pretty slick and shows a clean callstack view. i found it pretty useful when i needed a quick, visual check without much hassle