[OT] Re: New Comer's Question: Can you recommend a IDE/debuger?

Wakko Warner (wakko@animx.eu.org)
Mon, 19 Jul 1999 07:23:08 -0400

> > I'm sorry to bother you. Being a new comer for Linux kernel programming,
> > I'm tired of editing by 'vi', and debug by 'gdb'.
> > Is thers any better Integrate Programming Environment, better
> > user-friend debugger, which is as convenience as those of 'MS Windows's'
> > ?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Chen l.
>
> xwpe/wpe. This IDE is similar to Borland Turbo C++/C/Pascal. The debugging
> is still done through gdb but is also well integrated into the IDE. The
> editing is also a hung improvement over vi. Also works great on the Linux
> console.

I tried [x]wpe. When I had it debuging, it had a huge memory leak for each
line that I stepped through.. That fixed?

Haven't had to really debug a program so I haven't bothered with either in a
while.

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