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Re How bad is GDB and C++? (was: GDB and c++ template class)
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Re How bad is GDB and C++? (was: GDB and c++ template class)


  • Subject: Re How bad is GDB and C++? (was: GDB and c++ template class)
  • From: bernard tatin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 04 Nov 2004 22:32:23 +0100

I can do what I want in my own code, template or not template, with the debugger. Visual C++ or Borland or whatelse are not better or worse.

I cannot walk step by step in all the STL code with XCode and gdb, that's true. I think it's a configuration problem.

I follow these rules when I want to debug with a debugger :
- no inline methods,
- no code in header files,
- 1 (one) instruction per line.

I know that sometimes you cannot follow these rules in all configurations, but they help a lot because they help the compiler to make a good job.

I have not used XCode and gdb too much. I think they have some limitations as other IDE and debuggers.

Bernard.
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