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Linux-ia64 Christopher D. Maestas 2 participants 2 messages Mar 28, 2002 – Mar 29, 2002

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Hello,

Besides gdb and ddd what other types of debuggers are available for IA64?

Thanks,

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Christopher D. Maestas
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Besides gdb and ddd what other types of debuggers are available for IA64?

ddd is a graphical front end for debugggers, it isn't a debugger itself. If you are using ddd, then you are likely still using gdb underneath as the real debugger. If you want a list of gdb front ends... there is an emacs gdb mode which is the front end that I use. There is gdbtk which is a graphical X windows front end that uses tcl/tk. There is also a curses based text window front end called tui, originally from HP, but I've never used that one so I don't know anything about it.

As for other debuggers besides gdb, I know that Intel has one which comes with the Intel compilers. It implements a gdb-like command set. This debugger is called LDB, the Linux debugger.

There are of course other debuggers for other operating systems, but they aren't useful on ia64-linux systems.

Jim