I hate to use the command-line driven “gdb”! Doesn there exist any debugger with a graphical front-end?
Well, you can use the free GNU Data Display Debugger (DDD). It’s a graphical front-end for several command-line debuggers, including the gdb. Besides “usual” front-end features, such as viewing source texts, DDD has become famous through its interactive graphical data display, where data structures are displayed as graphs. When invoking DDD, you simply need to specify the name under which the inferior debugger is to be invoked: • ddd –debugger “arm-wince-[cegcc/mingw32ce]-gdb” MyProgram.exe Note however, from time to time, you will still need to interact with the gdb, via its command-line console window (integrated in DDD). For more informations see the DDD Manual. See also this answer, if you’re debugging a GUI application.
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