Nemiver
Nemiver is a project
to write a standalone graphical debugger that integrates in the GNOME
desktop. It features a backend which uses the well known GNU Debugger
GDB
to debug C/C++ programs.
Nemiver is built with a plugin system that can offer several
different perspectives. Currently the only perspective provided is a
debugging
perspective, but it could be expanded with perspectives added for
Valgrind,
or for profiling tools such as oprofile.
Nemiver uses an sqlite database to store basic information
about a debugging session so developers can resume where they left off
last time.
Nemiver is a bit more than just a simple GUI debugger. It is
actually a platform which can be extended with plugins and dynamically
loaded modules. The libnemivercommon library provides the basic
functionality for loading dynamic modules and enabling the plugin
architecture of Nemiver. You can create additional plugins for nemiver,
and you can even create entirely new perspectives for the nemiver
workbench.
Nemiver includes several automated unit tests which can be run
with 'make check'. Because nemiver uses dynamically-loaded
modules, however, these tests must be run after installing Nemiver,
otherwise they will not work.
Nemiver 0.9.1
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Price
Free to download
Size
2.5MB
License
GNU GPL v2
Developer
Dodji Seketeli, Jonathon Jongsma
Website
projects.gnome.org/nemiver
System Requirements
gnome-common
gtkmm
libgaldemm
libgtksourceviewmm
libgtop
libvte
libgconf2
gnome-vfs
sqlite3
boost::variant
Support
Sites:
Wiki,
FAQ
Selected
Reviews:
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Features include:
- GTK+ standalone graphical debugger
- GNOME
integration: options are in gconf
- Breakpoints are saved when you close Nemiver: when you
restart it on the same binary you don't have to re-set the breakpoints
- Support for debugging applications running on remote
machines (using gdbserver)
- Basic stuff: breakpoint, conditional breakpoints, next,
step into, you can inspect your variables etc
- In git right now:
- Watchpoints
- Ability to change the value of a variable
- Ability to copy the content of a variable into the gtk
clipboard
- Advanced tooltips to show the content of variable
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