> On Thursday 01 April 2004 17:14, Sergei Sharonov wrote: > > And what do you people run as GUI front end for gdb? Insight is > you may want to try ddd (ddd -- debugger msp430-gdb) under x11. > But please note, if you're running any fashionable window manager, ddd's gui > can be bit slow. > > cheers, > ~d >
Under windows, ddd can be more than just a bit slow :-( However, now that it is part of the standard cygwin packaging, it is at least easy to get it up and running. Personally, I like gvd (or its successor, gps) as a gdb front end. There are native binaries for windows and *nix, so it runs full speed on both systems. I haven't really used gps in earnest, but it has the potential to be a very neat IDE for many embedded processors, integrating project management, editing, "making" and debugging. I've also heard that eclipse can be used, although I've not tried that at all.
