Insight a TCL written gdb graphical user interface

The insight is a TCL-written gdb graphical http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18676.html "> user interface, written by engineers in Red Hat and Cygnus. Red Hat generously donated it to the public, and even provided people with the ability to continue perfecting its function. The Insight project began in 1994, has been quite mature so far, it can play a great part of GDB's powerful functions.

The purpose of writing this term is not to really teach people how to use the software, because the software is already quite perfect, without the need for introduction can be easily used, mainly for those who blindly search the Internet in Linux under the c,c++ development with what debugger good people to provide a hint! Lest they walk klacka, or even see GDB's kind of a single board-style debugging interface, and then shrink back, even from Linux. I can be very responsible to say that the insight is absolutely the best and easiest to use compared to the GDB based GUI debugger, such as XXGDB,DDD.

Of course in Linux development c,c++ applications do not have to use GDB to debug, with the rise of today's Java, many Java Ides provide c,c++ development features, with the name of Eclipse (with IBM-sponsored Java IDE), NetBeans (Sun's official Java IDE), of course, when you install Eclipse and NetBeans, you should choose the C + + development module.

But for those who like to use Emacs for one-stop development, but also for GDB, the insight is definitely your best choice, and the author naturally is such a person:

If you usually use the GDB debugger, then see the following screen may be excited, first to give a few pictures.

This is the source Code and assembly Code Separation interface

A more complete function diagram